This round aroma lamp stands out from most others with its darker hue and unique carvings of auspicious elephants that create an appealing visual effect that becomes even more attractive when a candle burns inside. Lord Ganesh, the lovable elephant-headed Hindu God and Remover of Obstacles is the inspiration for this design. Use this diffuser to burn essential or fragrance oils.
Manufacturing process: Being easy to carve, soapstone oil diffusers are designed into a multitude of shapes and patterns. Soapstone is no ordinary rock. Like its name suggests, it is sometimes soft as soap—well, relatively speaking, that is, if we compare it to other rock—ideal for carving into decorative pieces for your home. Actually, people have been carving unique, symbolic and colorful creations with this medium for thousands of years. Soapstone is softer than most other rock because of its high mineral content of talc. The more talc it has in it, the softer its grade. Soapstone with high talc content can even possess a soapy feel when touched. It can absorb heat, store it and radiate it out evenly.
How to use: Place the soapstone oil diffuser on a stable surface, out of reach of young children and pets. Place a tealight candle at the hollow space of the diffuser. Pour about 1 fl. oz. of tap water into the upper dish. Drop in about 8-10 drops of essential oil into the water.