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Om & Elephant Soapstone Oil Burner, Small 8cm

Om & Elephant Soapstone Oil Burner, Small 8cm

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Product Overview

Small enough to hold in one hand, this 8 x 6.5cm soapstone burner is carved with the Om symbol and an elephant and coloured in deep red and green. It weighs 230g and suits essential oils or wax melts warmed over a tealight, so it works on a bedside table or bathroom shelf where a larger burner would crowd the space. Made in India.

The Story Behind the Design

Om is a sacred syllable in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, chanted at the start and close of prayers and meditation. Paired here with an elephant, a figure associated in Indian tradition with wisdom and good fortune, it brings together two of the most recognisable motifs in Indian decorative art.

Why You'll Love It

  • Om symbol and elephant carved together on one compact piece
  • Deep red and green colouring on natural soapstone
  • 8 x 6.5cm, sized for a bedside table or bathroom shelf
  • Use with essential oils or wax melts
  • An easy gift for anyone drawn to yoga or Indian design

Materials & Specifications

Product type Oil burner
Material Soapstone
Dimensions 8 x 6.5cm
Weight 230g
Colour/Finish Deep red and green
Country of origin India
Use with Essential oils or wax melts

Perfect For

Yoga practitioners · Small spaces and bedside tables · Secret Santa gifts · Lovers of Om symbols · First oil burner

An Auro & Co Moment

After a yoga class you light a tealight under the little red and green burner on the shelf by your mat. The Om catches the flicker while a wax melt softens in the dish.

Complete the Experience

Add a box of wax melts or an essential oil to start with.

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FAQ

What does the Om symbol mean?
Om is a sacred sound in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, often chanted before and after prayer or meditation.

Should I use oils or wax melts?
Either works. Use a few drops of oil in water, or a single wax melt.

How do I use it safely?
Stand it on a flat, heat-resistant surface away from curtains and shelves above, keep the dish topped up so it never runs dry, and never leave a lit tealight unattended or within reach of children and pets.

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