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"Fu" Retro Ceramic Aroma Burner — Wabi-Sabi Tea Ceremony Candle Holder

£59.90 GBP

~~£75.90 GBP~~ £59.90 GBP

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Ancient in spirit, timeless in presence.

The "Fu" Retro Ceramic Aroma Burner draws from the aesthetic of Chinese tea ceremony culture — coarse pottery with an aged, wabi-sabi finish, bearing the 福 (Fu) symbol of prosperity and good fortune. Place a tealight candle beneath, add a few drops of your favourite essential oil or wax melt above, and let warmth and fragrance fill the room.

A functional object that doubles as a sculptural piece — equally at home on a meditation shelf, a tea table, or a bathroom corner.

Available Variants

Square Fu — complete set with square Fu burner
Slim Fu — complete set with slim Fu burner
Pot — the ceramic pot only
Candle Holder — the tealight candle holder only

Details

Material: Polyresin with aged ceramic finish
Compatible with: Tealight candles, essential oils, and wax melts
Style: Wabi-sabi / Chinese tea ceremony

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Fu (福) mean?

Fu (福) is a Chinese character meaning prosperity, good fortune, and happiness — one of the most auspicious symbols in Chinese culture. It is traditionally displayed in homes to invite good luck and positive energy.

How does it work?

Place a tealight candle in the holder beneath the ceramic pot. Add a few drops of essential oil or a small wax melt to the pot above. As the candle warms the pot, the fragrance is gently released into the room.

What can I use in it?

It is compatible with essential oils and wax melts. Add a few drops of your preferred essential oil or a small piece of wax melt to the ceramic pot. Tealight candle not included.

Can I buy just the pot or just the candle holder?

Yes — the pot and candle holder are available individually, as well as in two complete set configurations (Square Fu and Slim Fu).

How do I care for it?

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Remove any residual wax or oil from the pot after each use while still warm. Avoid submerging in water.

Is it a good gift?

Yes — its cultural symbolism, wabi-sabi aesthetic, and dual function as a fragrance burner and decorative object make it a thoughtful and distinctive gift for anyone who appreciates Chinese culture, tea ceremony rituals, or mindful home décor.