Warm and Cozy Amber Tinted Glass Jar Reed Diffuser
$34.00
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Bright orange and warming spices blend with soft pine to create an inviting, well-balanced fragrance. The brightness of citrus is softened by subtle evergreen and spice, creating a smooth, comforting scent that lingers beautifully through the colder seasons.
This long lasting reed diffuser provides continuous home fragrance with no flame required, making it perfect for everyday use in bathrooms, entryways, bedrooms, and more. Housed in an amber glass vessel with natural rattan reed diffuser sticks, it doubles as a timeless decor accent. Style it on its own or pair with the matching candle to fill your space with a classic Fall and Winter fragrance.
Warm and Cozy was voted "Best Fall Candle Overall" by Forbes Vetted (2022)!
Infused with natural essential oils: orange, cinnamon, clove, vetiver, pine
Fragrance Notes
- Top: Orange Peel, Cinnamon, Ginger
- Middle: Clove, Cypress
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Base: Vetiver, Pine, Fir Balsam
Diffuser Info
- Size: 3.5 oz | 2.78" x 2" x 7.38" With Reeds
- Box Size: 3.5 " x 3.5" x 7.63"
- Amber Tinted Jar
- 5 Natural Reed Sticks Included
- Scent Lasts For 4+ Months
- Diffuser Oil Color May Vary
- If Scent Starts to Become Faint, Turn Reeds Upside Down
- Gluten Free, Lead Free, Phthalate Free
- Non-toxic, Premium Fragrance Oils
- Made in Pittsburgh, PA
- Style No. R132AM
Craft & Comfort
Woven warmth, made to linger.
Handwoven from 100% wool on a traditional pedal loom, the Nieve Throw celebrates the beauty of natural fiber and time-honored textile making. Its creamy neutral palette, tactile weave, and hand-finished fringe lend warmth and dimension to a space—an enduring layer designed for slow mornings, lived-in rooms, and everyday comfort.
Meso positions its work around original design, handcrafted products, sustainable sourcing, and a contemporary interpretation of cultural craft; the second version reflects that voice without making sustainability claims that are too specific to this individual throw.