Elegant Incense Ritual Wares
Ceramic Oil Diffuser Lamp — Kiln-Transformed Glaze, Tea-Light Powered
$59.00
No plug, no cord: a tea light underneath warms the dish of water and oil above, and scent arrives the oldest way there is — convection. The black-and-white kiln glaze does its own light show while it works.
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What You Get
Ceramic oil warmer / aroma burner
Black & white kiln-fired glazed body
Top shallow dish for water + fragrance oil
Lower cavity for standard tea light candle
12x11x12.5 cm
400 g
Tea light not included
How It Works
No electricity, no cables. Set a tea light in the base, add water and a few drops of fragrance oil to the upper bowl. Gentle heat rises, carrying scent through natural convection. This is the original way to diffuse aroma, slow and unrushed. As the flame glows behind the glaze, the contrast of dark and white comes alive.
The Kiln Glaze
The black-and-white reactive glaze varies naturally from piece to piece. Firing in the kiln creates unique flowing patterns; no two burners look identical. When lit from within, the glaze softens and shifts in the candlelight.
How to Use
Pour a small amount of water into the top dish, then add your preferred fragrance oil.
Place one tea light in the lower chamber and light it.
Keep it on a heat-safe flat surface. Never leave a burning candle unattended.
Extinguish before the water boils dry.
Care
Let it cool fully before touching or cleaning. Wipe the ceramic gently with a soft damp cloth once cold. Do not use abrasive cleaners. Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes, which may crack the glaze.
A Note on Natural Variation
Reactive kiln glaze flows freely during firing. Pattern distribution, dark and light balance will differ for every piece. These are unique handcrafted marks, not flaws.
Pairs With
Our herbal silk sachets and loose tea sets for slow, quiet evenings.
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