Reed Diffuser | Winter Wassail
Winter Wassail Reed Diffuser
Apples + Orange Peel + Cardamom + Rum | 7 fl oz | Winter Collection
Spiced cider by the fire, filling a room for months without a flame.
Crisp apples and bright orange peel open the fragrance, warm cardamom settles into the middle, and rich rum grounds the base. It’s nostalgic and sophisticated without turning sugary, closer to a pot of mulled cider on the stove than a generic holiday scent. The diffuser provides continuous, flame-free fragrance for approximately 2 to 3 months from a single fill. It comes in a glass vessel with natural rattan reeds, and it suits entryways, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living spaces, anywhere you’d like a warm, welcoming scent that doesn’t need attention. Premium, non-toxic fragrance oils, handcrafted in the USA, and part of Mobaak’s seasonal Winter Collection.
Insert the included rattan reeds and let them absorb the oil, then flip them weekly or whenever you want the scent refreshed. Use fewer reeds for a lighter fragrance, and keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources for best performance.
Product details:
- Fragrance notes: Apples + Orange Peel (top) | Cardamom (middle) | Rum (base)
- 7 fl oz premium fragrance oil
- Provides continuous, flame-free fragrance
- Lasts approximately 2-3 months
- Premium, non-toxic fragrance oils
- Reusable glass vessel with natural rattan reeds included
- Handcrafted in the USA
- Part of Mobaak’s seasonal Winter Collection
Why we love it:
- A festive, layered scent of apple, orange peel, cardamom, and rum that doesn’t tip into sweet
- Flame-free, so it works in rooms where a candle isn’t practical
- 2-3 months of continuous fragrance from a single fill
- Adjustable strength, with more reeds for a stronger scent and fewer for a lighter one
- Reusable glass vessel
- Non-toxic fragrance oils, handcrafted in the USA
Native Manor Note: A fragrance this seasonal deserves a format that doesn’t need daily attention. This reed diffuser carries Winter Wassail through a room for months, with nothing more required than an occasional flip of the reeds.