# Hamsa Soapstone Oil Burner 10 cm, Five Colours

> A soapstone oil burner standing 10 cm tall, decorated with the Hamsa hand symbol and five colours, for warming fragrance oil over a tealight.

- Shop: Holistic Tree (holistictree.co.uk), a UK gift shop run by Clockwise Ltd
- Price: £14.99
- Availability: in stock
- Delivery: Dispatched in 1–4 working days · Royal Mail Tracked 48 or APC, 2–5 working days. Delivery £3.95, free over £60.
- Last order for Christmas: noon on Wednesday 9 December
- Returns: 14 days from delivery
- URL: https://holistictree.co.uk/products/soapstone-oil-burner-hamsa-five-colours
- Details checked against the supplier's specification: 2026-10-11

## About this gift

Five colours and the Hamsa hand make this soapstone oil burner a colourful piece of spiritual décor. Standing 10 cm tall, it is a welcoming gift for a new home, or for anyone who likes to scent a room with fragrance oil.

Made from soapstone, the burner measures 10 x 7 cm. The Hamsa is a hand-shaped symbol, and here it is shown alongside five colours. Fill the top bowl with water and a few drops of your preferred fragrance oil, then light a tealight candle below: as the water heats, the fragrance drifts out.

In tradition, the Hamsa hand is a symbol of blessings. Pairing that meaning with five colours and your own choice of scent, it turns a simple evening ritual into something personal.

## Key facts

- Soapstone oil burner, 10 cm tall
- Hamsa hand symbol
- Five colours
- Warms fragrance oil over a tealight

## What's in the box

- 1 soapstone Hamsa oil burner

## Details

| | |
|---|---|
| Size | 10 x 7 cm, 10 cm tall |
| Material | Soapstone |
| Design | Hamsa hand symbol, five colours |
| Use with | Fragrance oil, water and a tealight candle |

## Questions

### How tall is the burner?

It stands 10 cm tall and measures 10 x 7 cm.

### How do I use it?

Add a few drops of fragrance oil to the top bowl with water and light a tealight candle beneath. The fragrance spreads as the water heats.

### What does the Hamsa symbol mean?

In tradition, the Hamsa hand is a symbol of blessings.