Gift Set - Pottery Stone Diffuser & Diffuser Oil

Each set comes with one stone diffuser in the shape/color of your choice and a diffuser oil in the fragrance of your choice.   Pottery Stone Diffuser Our Pottery Stone Diffuser uses ceramics to emulate natural stones. Drip a few drops of the Diffuser Oil on the stone. As the oil seeps in, the fragrance starts to slowly disperse. Just like when you bring a stone home from the beach, the Pottery Stone Diffuser gives you the feeling of inviting nature into your home. And it has the ability to absorb and diffuse fragrance. It is an objet d’art that can cue the fragrance in motion. The stones are available in five shapes.  Stone 1 has an adorable round shape. Stone 2 is slightly angular and is most stone-like. Stone 3 has a more oval shape. Stone 4 bean-shaped, as if sculpted by waves. Stone 5 has a crescent moon shape. All shapes are designed to complement each other. You can collect all of them to display together. The stones are the results of our times-taking collaboration with Shigaraki potters. Each stone offers its unique quality, so the one you select will be one-of-a-kind. We only produce limited number of stones for each shape, and each stone comes in a box. The stones are designed to absorb the fragrance of the oil. We recommend using one fragrance per stone and not using multiple fragrances on one stone. [ Material ] Ceramics [ Box size ] 158 x 50 x 158 (mm) Diffuser oil Diffuser Oil is a fragrance oil designed to be used on the Pottery Stone Diffuser. The fragrance emerges when a few drops of the oil fall on the stone. As the fragrance goes through a subtle transformation from the top note to the last, it sets the mood to reveal what the “sacred fire” is intended to do. [ Component ] Blended fragrance oil [ Bottle material ] Glass [ Box size ] 33 x 92 x 33 (mm) kiyobi is inspired by the “Fire” element. The fragrance starts with a cool tone of peppermint, followed by the soft green undertone of armoise (Yomogi). Then it gradually shifts to the gentle note of Hiba, ending with the tranquil tone of Hinoki. [ key notes ] peppermint / armoise / hiba / hinoki nukubai is inspired by the “Earth” element. The fragrance starts with the sour and spicy note of Yuzu, then it morphs into a sweet and peaceful note as it brings serenity. [ key notes ] yuzu / pepper / tonka beans / sandalwood tetsukon is inspired by the “Water” element. The fragrance starts with a cool tone of peppermint, followed by the soft green undertone of armoise (Yomogi). Then it gradually shifts to the gentle note of Hiba, ending with the tranquil tone of Hinoki. [ key notes ] Japanese pepper / ginger / hinoki / cedarwood suou is inspired by the “Wood” element. Enjoy how the interwoven floral fragrance shifts from muguet to moss, then to the complex yet sweet amber, ending with sandalwood. The soft fragrance will gently guide you to euphoria. [ key notes ] hakka(Japanese mint) / kuromoji / muguet / oakmoss sekishin sekishin is inspired by the “Metal” element. The fragrance gives an intensely sweet note with a twist of shiso (Japanese perilla) and pink pepper, embraced by the sweet harmony of everlasting and agarwood. [ key notes ] shiso / pink pepper / everlasting / agarwood *The beauty of pottery and ceramics is that each piece has its own character and charm. No two handmade pieces will be alike. They will be beautifully 'imperfect', and uniquely different, with each piece telling the story of the maker and crafting process.