Japanese Ceramic Wax Melt Burner - Bathroom Ritual

Our Japanese Ceramic Wax Melt Burner brings a wabi-sabi look to your bathroom. This heavy clay melts burner has a hammered, stone-textured base and a wide melting dish with rustic jute rope handles. Warmed by a simple tealight, it melts your wax gently and evenly for a slow, lasting scent.

• Artisanal finish: hand-finished ceramic with a dual-tone earth glaze and hammered detailing.
• 3-piece set: the textured base, a wide top dish with jute handles, and a ceramic tealight spoon.
• Tealight spoon: an extended handle lets you slide the tealight in and out easily.
• Jute handles: make it easy to lift the top dish.
• Delivery: safely packed and delivered in 7–10 business days across Australia.

How to Use Your Japanese Ceramic Burner

1. Add your scent: place a wax melt in the top dish, or water with a few drops of essential oil.
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 opening of the base.
4. Unwind: the thick ceramic spreads the heat so the fragrance releases slowly.

Why Choose This Clay Melts Burner

Thick-walled clay holds the heat and spreads it evenly, so wax melts release their scent gradually instead of burning off. The tealight spoon and rope handles make it easy to change your wax or your tealight.

Complete Your Ritual

Pair it with our unscented plant-based ghee candle tealights, see the pink Japanese version, or browse all our wax melt burners.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Do the jute handles get hot?
They sit on the outer rim of the top dish, away from the flame. Still, let the burner cool before moving it.

How do I clean old wax out of the dish?
Let the wax harden, place the dish in the freezer for about 10 minutes, and the wax will pop out in one piece.

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