Soapstone Oil Burner

Hand-carved soapstone oil burner. Ideal for use with wax melts or fragrance oils

This dark soapstone oil burner/wax melt warmer comes in a choice of 3 spiritual symbol designs of elephants, mandala, and tree of life

These positive, detailed illustrations complete a sophisticated oil burner in monochrome

Soapstone is a natural product and this hand-carved oil burner has been sanded under water to achieve its smooth tactile surface

An ideal aromatherapy gift

Fragrance oils not included

Design: Choice of elephant, elephant or tree of life

Materials: Soapstone

Size: 6 x 6 x 9cm

Directions: Place the burner on a heat proof surface. Place one or two wax melts in the bowl depending on their size, or fill with water to around 5mm below the surface and add a few drops of essential or fragrance oil. Place a good quality tea light in the base of the burner and light. The fragrance will diffuse as the wax melt or oil warms.

SAFETY NOTICE: For fragrance use only. The whole oil burner can become hot while in use. Allow to cool completely before handling. Store and use out of the reach of children and animals. Use away from flammable items. Burn in an open or well ventilated area. Allow wax melts or liquids to completely cool before disposing. Never leave burning candles unattended.

Origin: India

Ethics: Hand carved, fair trade (BAFTS), no exploitative labour, no child labour,

Near & Fair is registered with the British Association for Fair Trade Shops and Suppliers so you can be confident that this item has been sourced ethically with respect for people and our planet

You are welcome to visit our fair trade shop in Hull to view our full range of gifts, clothing and groceries.

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