Continuous, flame-free fragrance with a clean Pacific Northwest point of view. Our Pacific Northwest Reed Diffuser brings effortless fragrance to everyday spaces in a clear round glass vessel finished with black rattan reeds. The reeds draw fragrance upward and release it gradually—no flame, heat, or electricity required. Choose Your Fragrance White Tea: Mandarin and lemon brighten bergamot and ginger over a soft base of jasmine and white tea. Oakmoss & Amber: Sage, orange, and grapefruit settle into lavender, warm amber, tonka bean, and earthy oakmoss. Fog & Fern: Fresh ozone and bergamot move through lavender and mint into moss, mineral-rich earth, and juniper. Sea Salt & Orchid: Airy ozone, orange, sea salt, freesia, and green leaves rest on tonka bean, light musk, and amber. Sunwashed: Petitgrain, orange, and grapefruit meet cotton blossom and coconut over clean musk, wood, and powder. Cashmere Musk: Bergamot and saffron soften into violet, lily of the valley, amber, dark musk, powder, and vetiver. Why You’ll Love It Continuous, flame-free fragrance for everyday spaces 4 fl oz of home fragrance in a clear round glass vessel Black rattan reeds create a clean, modern contrast Six curated, year-round fragrance options Handcrafted in Skagit County, Washington How to Use Place the diffuser on a stable, protected surface. Remove the stopper and insert the black rattan reeds. Allow the reeds time to absorb the diffuser oil and begin releasing fragrance. Flip the reeds occasionally when the fragrance becomes faint. Use fewer reeds for a lighter scent. Product Details Fill: 4 fl oz Vessel: Clear round glass diffuser bottle Reeds: Black rattan Includes: One filled diffuser bottle and black rattan reeds Use: Indoor home fragrance Keep away from children and pets. Do not ingest or apply to skin. Do not light the reeds. Diffuser oil may damage finished surfaces; wipe spills immediately. Handcrafted by PNW Candle Co. in Skagit County, Washington.
Oakmoss & Amber, Fog & Fern, Sea Salt & Orchid, Sunwashed, Cashmere Musk, White Tea