Candle Wax Melts Burner - Bathroom Ritual

Our artisanal Candle Wax Melts Burner brings warmth with its handmade look. Finished with a glossy reactive glaze in soft stone tones, this rustic stoneware melts burner comes with a matching tealight spoon. It gently warms your wax melts or essential oils, and its wide top plate also doubles as an incense tray.

• Artisanal stoneware: hand-glazed ceramic with organic colour variations.
• 3-piece set: the base, a wide removable top plate, and a handled tealight spoon.
• Tealight spoon: a curved handle lets you slide the tealight in and out easily.
• Delivery: protectively packaged and delivered in 7–10 business days across Australia.

How to Use Your Candle Wax Burner

1. Add your scent: place a wax melt, water with essential oil, or dried herbs on the top dish.
2. Light the tealight: set an unscented tealight in the ceramic spoon and light it.
3. Slide it in: insert the spoon into the front arch of the base.
4. Enjoy: the heavy ceramic spreads the heat so the fragrance releases slowly.

Why Choose This Ceramic Melts Burner

Thick-walled stoneware warms gradually and holds its temperature, so wax melts release their scent slowly instead of burning off. The flat, wide top plate also works as an incense tray for cones or dried sage.

Complete Your Ritual

Pair it with our unscented plant-based ghee candle tealights and our white sage smudge stick, or browse all our wax melt burners.

Frequently Asked Questions

What candles work best inside this burner set?
Standard unscented tealights fit the spoon, such as our ghee tealights.

Can I burn dried herbs on the plate?
Yes. The removable glazed plate can be used as an incense tray for loose sage, palo santo chips or dried lavender. Keep an eye on it while it burns.

How do I clean the top dish?
Let it cool. For wax, place the dish in the freezer for 10 minutes and pop the wax out. For herbs, empty the ash and wipe with a damp cloth and a drop of mild soap.

Safety tip
Place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from curtains and towels, and never leave a lit tealight unattended.