An aroma oil burner carved in grey soapstone with a flower motif cut around the body. Fill the top bowl with water and a few drops of essential oil, light a tea light below, and the whole room picks up the fragrance in minutes. The taller 15 cm form makes it a visible piece on a console or meditation corner, not just a functional burner.

Key Features

• Hand-carved flower motif with cut-through detailing
• Tall 15.24 cm form with a wide, stable base
• Deep top bowl that holds enough water for a long burn
• Natural grey soapstone with heat-resistant properties
• Open chamber sized for a standard tea light
• Works with essential oils, aroma wax melts, sambrani and dhoop

Product Details

• Material: Natural soapstone
• Colour: Grey
• Craft: Hand-carved and hand-polished by Indian artisans
• Use: Essential oil diffuser, wax melt burner, sambrani or loban burner
• Finish: Smooth polished natural stone
• Dimensions: 11.43 x 11.43 x 15.24 cm (L x W x H) — approx. 4.5 x 4.5 x 6 inches
• Handcrafted in: India

How to Use & Style It

• In the pooja corner for sambrani or loban in the evening
• In a bedroom with lavender oil before sleep
• In a meditation or yoga space alongside incense
• As a natural room freshener in a hall or entryway

Care & Maintenance

• Let it cool fully before cleaning or moving it
• Wipe the top bowl with warm water and mild soap after oil use
• Clear ash from the lower chamber regularly
• Never leave a burning tea light unattended

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use this soapstone oil burner?

Pour a little water into the top bowl, add four to six drops of your favourite essential oil, and light a standard tea light in the chamber below. The gentle heat releases the fragrance within a few minutes - just keep topping up the water so the bowl never runs dry.

Is the flower carving cut all the way through?

The motif is worked deep into the stone so that tea light glow catches in the cuts and throws a soft pattern on the surface behind it. The chamber stays enclosed enough to protect the flame from a fan or draught.

Can I use it for sambrani, loban or dhoop instead of essential oil?

Yes, many homes use it exactly that way. For sambrani or loban, use the top bowl dry (no water) with a charcoal tablet or a dhoop cone, and let the burner cool completely before you clear out the ash.

Will the stone crack because of the heat?

Soapstone is naturally heat resistant, which is why it has been used for burners and cookware for generations. Use a single standard tea light as intended, keep the burner on a flat, heat-safe surface, and never leave a lit flame unattended.

Is this a good gifting option?

Yes. It is a popular pick for Diwali gifting, griha pravesh and housewarming, wedding return gifts and corporate hampers because it is handcrafted, useful and suits most Indian interiors. Packing is secure enough to be couriered to another city.

Handcrafted in India from natural soapstone. As every piece is carved and polished by hand, slight variations in shade, veining and carving detail are natural and make your piece one of a kind.

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