Kraft Oil Burner
These little Kraft Oil Burners are made to bring the delight of handmade craft, with the use of fabric texture to your soul space. Made from grainy clay, they are thrown on the wheel, carved and then simply glazed with Ash and quietly adorned with a small textured medallion on the back. The dish is pressed with heirloom textiles for a little bit of tactile magic, they are raised on little clay feet and are made to earth you!
These little Kraft Oil Burners are made to bring the delight of handmade craft, with the use of fabric texture to your soul space. Made from grainy clay, they are thrown on the wheel, carved and then simply glazed with Ash and quietly adorned with a small textured medallion on the back. The dish is pressed with heirloom textiles for a little bit of tactile magic, they are raised on little clay feet and are made to earth you!
These little Kraft Oil Burners are made to bring the delight of handmade craft, with the use of fabric texture to your soul space. Made from grainy clay, they are thrown on the wheel, carved and then simply glazed with Ash and quietly adorned with a small textured medallion on the back. The dish is pressed with heirloom textiles for a little bit of tactile magic, they are raised on little clay feet and are made to earth you!
Item Details
This handmade pottery is thrown on the potter’s wheel using Mid Fire clays. Glazed in Ash.
Fired to 1200degrees
Dimensions: Approximately 10 cm (W) x 10 (H)
To use : Place dish on tope and fill 3/4 full with water. Add a few drops of your favourite essential oil blend to the ater and then light a tae light sized candle underneath. make you r to top up water when it runs low.
Availability
This piece is available immediately, and will be ready for shipping or collection within a day of purchase.
Gift Wrapping
Complimentary gift wrapping is available for this item. Once you add this piece to your cart, you will have the opportunity to request gift wrapping. We can also add a personal note to the recipient along with your order, written on an Unearthed Ceramics postcard.
