Gothic Mansion Ceramic Burner

Some places are too beautiful to be forgotten.

The Gothic Mansion Ceramic Burner is one of the grandest recovered artifacts within The Bats & Bubbles Archive. Inspired by towering Victorian architecture, arched windows, and candlelit halls, this elegant ceramic burner transforms ordinary evenings into something wonderfully atmospheric.

As an unscented tealight flickers inside, the mansion's glowing windows come to life, creating a warm, inviting ambiance while filling your home with your favorite fragrance. Designed to pair beautifully with Bats & Bubbles Handcrafted Wax Melts or a few drops of our Concentrated Fragrance Elixirs, this versatile burner is both a striking decorative piece and a functional home fragrance essential.

Whether displayed on a mantel, bookshelf, entry table, or within your own cabinet of curiosities, this timeless mansion adds gothic elegance to every season—not just Halloween.

Each burner is intentionally selected to become part of The Bats & Bubbles Archive, where every recovered artifact has a story waiting to be discovered. 🖤

Specifications

Dimensions: 15 cm (H) × 10 cm (W) × 10 cm (D)

Material: Ceramic

Weight: Approximately 12 oz

Use For

• Bats & Bubbles Handcrafted Wax Melts
• Concentrated Fragrance Elixirs (fill the dish with water before adding a few drops of elixir)
• Fragrance Oils
• Aromatic Home Fragrance

Important: Remove the mansion roof before use for proper airflow and optimal fragrance performance.

Care & Safety

• Always use with an unscented 4-hour tealight.
• Place one wax melt cube in the dish, or fill the dish with water before adding a few drops of Concentrated Fragrance Elixir.
• Remove the lid before lighting the tealight.
• Never leave a burning candle unattended.
• Allow the burner to cool completely before handling or cleaning.
• Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials.

✨ Archive Keeper's Note

"Recovered from the oldest estate within the Archive, where candlelight still glows behind towering windows long after sunset. Though its halls have remained quiet for generations, the mansion continues to welcome visitors seeking warmth, beautiful fragrance, and stories waiting to be imagined."

Archive Classification: Manor

Archive Catalog: BBA-CB-032