Teapot Ceramic Tealight Oil Diffuser on Plinth A little speckled stoneware teapot, lid and all, sitting on its own square plinth with a sunburst of petal cutouts on the front.
It looks like a miniature stove with a kettle on it - the sort of piece guests pick up and ask about.
Why you will like it
- Two-part design: a lifting teapot lid over a square candle plinth
- Speckled oatmeal stoneware glaze with visible iron flecks
- Petal cutouts throw a fan of light forward across the table
- Comes with one tealight candle so you can use it the moment it arrives
How a tealight diffuser works
No electricity, no plastic, no motor and no noise. Half-fill the top bowl with water, add 4-6 drops of your favourite essential oil, and light a tealight in the chamber below. The flame warms the water gently and carries the aroma through the room for roughly 3-4 hours. Top the water up whenever it runs low - never let the bowl run dry.
What is in the box
- 1 x Teapot Ceramic Tealight Oil Diffuser on Plinth - Speckled Stone (12x13cm)
- 1 x tealight candle
Pair it with
Works with any pure essential oil. We would reach for Cinnamon Leaf and Sweet Orange in this one. Browse the full range of 100% pure essential oils and hydrosols, distilled at our own stills in India.
Specifications
| Material | Kiln-fired ceramic, food-safe glaze |
|---|---|
| Size (W x H) | 12 x 13 cm |
| Weight | Approx. 515 g |
| Power | Non-electric - tealight candle |
| Included | 1 tealight candle |
| Best suited to | Kitchen shelf, dining table, breakfast nook |
Gifting
A characterful gift for tea lovers, new kitchens and anyone who collects small ceramics.
Care & safety
- Always keep water in the bowl before lighting the candle
- Place on a flat, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains and paper
- Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep away from children and pets
- Let it cool fully, then wipe the bowl with a soft damp cloth. Handwash only
Also known as an oil burner, aroma burner, kapoor dani, dhoop dani or camphor burner. Each piece is handmade, so small variations in glaze, tone and size are natural and are not defects.
