Vintage Black Cat Ceramic Burner

A charming tribute to vintage Halloween traditions, the Vintage Black Cat Ceramic Burner captures the playful spirit of classic autumn décor with timeless gothic charm. Perched atop a warm orange cauldron, the curious black cat watches over your favorite fragrances, creating a cozy atmosphere filled with warmth, nostalgia, and a touch of everyday magic.

Designed to pair beautifully with Bats & Bubbles Handcrafted Wax Melts or a few drops of our Concentrated Fragrance Elixirs, this versatile ceramic burner fills your home with long-lasting fragrance while serving as a delightful decorative piece for bookshelves, coffee tables, altars, and cozy corners.

Whether you're a collector of vintage-inspired décor, a lover of black cats, or simply someone who enjoys a little nostalgic whimsy, this recovered artifact feels right at home throughout the year—not just during Halloween.

Each burner is intentionally selected to become part of The Bats & Bubbles Archive, where every artifact is chosen for the comfort, curiosity, and atmosphere it brings into your home. 🖤

Specifications

Dimensions: 11 × 9 × 9 cm

Weight: 14.2 oz

Material: Ceramic

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

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.
• Do not overfill the dish.
• Never leave a burning tealight 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 a forgotten harvest festival tucked deep within the Archive, this cheerful little guardian has spent generations watching over bubbling cauldrons and flickering candlelight. Though mischievous by reputation, it has always preferred cozy evenings, beautiful fragrances, and the company of curious collectors."

Archive Classification: Folklore