'Frosted Oat' Refillable Ceramic Diffuser
'Frosted Oat' Refillable Ceramic Diffuser
'Frosted Oat' Refillable Ceramic Diffuser

'Frosted Oat' Refillable Ceramic Diffuser

Aroma Quartz
Scent
£40.00
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A collaboration rooted in craftsmanship and scent.
Hand-thrown in Shrewsbury by Helen of Jars of Clay Studio, each ceramic vessel has been thoughtfully designed to bring a sense of calm and beauty to your home. No two are ever quite the same — every piece carries the gentle mark of the maker’s hands.

'Frosted Oat — Inspired by the quiet beauty of winter mornings, this matte white glaze captures the soft hush of frost on pale fields. Its gentle, natural finish evokes warmth and simplicity, pairing perfectly with the clean lines of a Scandi-inspired home.' - Helen, Jars Of Clay

Each diffuser comes complete with a 150ml Aroma Quartz natural reed diffuser refill and six natural fibre reeds, allowing your chosen fragrance to slowly fill your space with long-lasting scent.

This set makes a beautiful gift — for a loved one, or a mindful treat for yourself.

When your fragrance runs out, simply pop in a new refill and continue your ritual with ease — sustainable, refillable, and made to last season after season.
  • 100ml
  • Natural Reeds last up to 18 weeks
  • Made in Shrewsbury, England
  • Fully Recyclable packaging
  • Vegan & Cruelty-free - always
  • Before opening your new reed diffuser lightly shake the bottle. 
  • Pop your reeds into vessel, then turn them once over after around 5 minutes, be careful not to spill any of the contents.  
  • Please allow 24 hours for the fragrance to fill the room. 
  • We suggest turning your reeds regularly for optimum results.
  • To avoid ring marks place on top of a mat or coaster. 
  • Ensure diffuser is out of reach of children and pets.

Check them out here!

Soy Derived Base Oil, Fibre Reeds, Perfume Oils/Essentail Oils depending on scent.

Full information on CLP can be found here