Three wolves, caught mid-howl and cast in cold-cast resin, circle the glass brazier at the center of the Wolves Oil Burner — a piece that reads first as a sculpture and second as a working tealight burner. Hand-painted detailing gives the trio genuine depth and texture, and the removable glass dish at the center handles the actual work of diffusing oil, water, or wax once a tealight is lit beneath it.
Measuring 6.75 x 5.5 x 4.5 inches, it's compact enough for a shelf, side table, or altar space, but detailed enough to hold attention as a standalone piece even when it isn't lit. For fragrance, add water to the glass dish along with 5–8 drops of essential oil from our Essential Oil collection, or use beeswax or leftover unscented candle wax instead — either way, an unscented tealight underneath provides the heat.
The wolf has long turned up in myth and folklore across many cultures, and this piece leans into that appeal purely as imagery — a striking, sculptural nod to the animal rather than any claim about what owning it does beyond looking good and smelling good. It suits rustic, lodge-style, or nature-inspired rooms particularly well, and works equally as a gift for anyone drawn to wolves or to statement decor generally.
Because the glass dish lifts out for cleaning, maintenance stays simple even with the detailed resin base around it — wash the dish, wipe the base, and it's ready for the next session. For a second scent option, browse our Fragrance Oil collection.