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Small Soapstone Oil Burner 8cm - Classic

Small Soapstone Oil Burner 8cm - Classic

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Product Overview

A small soapstone oil burner in a classic plain design, carved from natural soapstone and measuring approximately 8 cm. Soapstone (a soft metamorphic rock) carves cleanly, holds warmth well, and has a smooth, slightly waxy surface texture that is distinct from ceramic. The upper dish holds water and essential oil; a tea light below releases the scent.

About soapstone

Soapstone (steatite) is a metamorphic rock composed largely of talc. It is quarried and hand-carved in India for use in burners and decorative objects, and has been used for centuries in this way. Each piece is slightly different in tone and texture because it is natural stone.

Why You'll Love It

• Hand-carved soapstone, so each piece has slightly different markings and tone

• Works with both essential oils over water and wax melts

• A warm, natural stone alternative to glazed ceramic burners

• Compact enough for a shelf, windowsill or desk

• A considered gift for someone who uses essential oils

Materials & specifications

Natural soapstone · Approx. 8 × 6.5 cm · Tea light not included · Made in India

How to use

Fill the upper dish with water (around half full). Add 6–10 drops of essential oil. Light a tea light in the opening below. Top up the water before it evaporates. Do not leave unattended.

Perfect for

Natural material lovers · Gifting alongside an essential oil · A small desk or shelf piece · Anyone who prefers stone over ceramic

Complete the Experience

Pairs naturally with a bottle of essential oil from the Essential Oils range, or with wax melts from the Wax Melts collection.

FAQ

Does it come with a tea light? No, a standard tea light is required and not included.

Can I use wax melts instead of oil? Yes. Place a small amount of wax melt in the upper dish without water.

Is it safe to leave burning? Never leave a lit tea light unattended, and top up the water before it fully evaporates.

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