These sola wood diffuser flowers turn fragrance into a quiet floral display, softer and more sculptural than plain reeds. Place the cotton string into your chosen diffuser oil, then let the lotus gradually draw scent upward through the bloom. The pack arrives unscented, ready for your own oil, bottle or styling vessel.
How the lotus flowers diffuse scent
The cotton string sits in fragrance oil and feeds it slowly into the sola wood flower.
The lotus shape gives scent a decorative place to rest, turning a simple bottle into a small arrangement.
Coloured fragrance can tint the petals over time, giving each flower its own soft, changing finish.
Use one flower for a restrained look, or group several together for a fuller display.
They suit fragrance corners where you want scent to feel quiet, considered and visible.
Sola wood, cotton string and a hand-finished flower form
Each flower is made from sola wood, a light natural wood often used for delicate decorative blooms, with a cotton string attached for drawing fragrance. The lotus form has layered petals and a calm, open shape that feels more like a crafted object than a functional reed.
Placing them with fragrance oil
Pour your chosen diffuser fragrance into a suitable bottle or small vessel, then place the cotton string into the liquid with the flower resting above. Keep the arrangement upright and away from surfaces that may mark, especially if you use coloured oil.
Refresh the flower by changing or topping up the fragrance in your vessel. If switching scents, use a fresh flower for the cleanest result, as sola wood naturally holds fragrance once it has absorbed it.
The meaning of the lotus shape
The lotus is a long-standing symbol in Buddhist and Hindu visual traditions, often associated with purity, renewal and rising cleanly from muddy water. Here, that meaning stays gentle and decorative: a flower form for marking a calm corner, a dressing table, or a quiet shelf where scent becomes part o…
piecesQuantity: 12
region of manufacture: China