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Beaver - Wooden Essential Oil Diffuser | Incense Holder

Beaver - Wooden Essential Oil Diffuser | Incense Holder

Regular price $15.00 CAD
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Beaver - Wooden Essential Oil Diffuser | Incense Holder

Bring wilderness charm and natural serenity to your space with this dual-purpose artisan companion.

Hand-sculpted from sustainable European beechwood, this hardworking beaver design serves as both an essential oil diffuser and an incense holder. Its hollowed body acts as a natural vessel for aromatherapy, while its tail cleverly catches falling ash—offering a serene, electricity-free ritual for reading nooks, bedrooms, or meditation spaces.

  • Includes: 1 Hand-Sculpted Beechwood Beaver Aromatherapy Vessel

  • Key Attributes: Electricity-Free, Dual Essential Oil & Incense Holder, Integrated Ash Catcher, European Beechwood

  • Eco Tip: 100% natural wood construction—completely free of synthetic resins, plastics, or electrical waste.

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Directions

drop essential oil directly on the wood for it to absorb and diffuse.
these are the best essential oils for providing different benefits:
mint - energize
lavender - calm and alleviate anxiety
orange - promoting clarity

Features

100% wood-based: made of walnut wood, a sustainable material harvested from responsibly managed forests where beech trees can rapidly regrow
mess free: Its centered hole also serves as a convenient incense plate, while capturing all residue below
pocket-sized: travel-friendly and can be used to create a space of serenity
long-lasting: release aroma and benefits of essential oil for 6-12 hours

Care Tips

Avoid contact with water to prevent cracking

Disposal

Repurpose the wood block for gardening, crafts, and other creative projects
check city's waste management info before disposal. wood can be classified as recyclable or garbage depending on cities' recycling capabilities
if unsure, always consider composting in backyard over throwing into the garbage