Soapstone Oil Burner 10cm - Hamsa - Five Colours
Soapstone Oil Burner 10cm - Hamsa - Five Colours
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Product Overview
A 10 cm soapstone oil burner carved with a Hamsa (Hand of Fatima) design and painted in five colours across the surface. Soapstone is a soft metamorphic rock that carves with good detail and has a smooth, slightly waxy texture distinct from ceramic. The Hamsa motif is widely used across Middle Eastern and North African traditions as a symbol of protection. The upper dish holds water and essential oil; a tea light releases the scent.
About the design
The Hamsa is a palm-shaped motif used across Jewish, Islamic and various Mediterranean traditions. The five-colour painted version picks out the detail of the carved stone with bold colour.
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, hand-carved and hand-painted · Five colours · Approx. 10 × 7.5 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 beneath. Top up the water before it evaporates. Do not leave unattended.
Perfect for
Those who appreciate the Hamsa symbol · A colourful natural stone piece on a shelf · Gifting alongside an essential oil
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.
