Home / Collections / Autumn Essentials / Sea Salt Reed Diffuser | St Eval
Sea Salt Reed Diffuser by St Eval - fresh mineral sea-breeze scent - flame-free - made in Cornwall - Fodder

Sea Salt Reed Diffuser | St Eval

St Eval

£35.00
| /

In stock

Before you buy, check you’re on shop fodder DOT COM. It’s the only place to order our work, and the only site run by us. If anything looks off, email hello at shop fodder DOT COM and we’ll help.

A quiet way to keep a room smelling of the coast. St Eval’s Sea Salt reed diffuser is fresh and mineral, all clean sea breeze and a bright, zesty lift, and because there’s no flame it just works away in the background, which makes it ideal for a hallway, bathroom or anywhere you can’t leave a candle burning. Pop the reeds into the glass, turn them now and then, and it keeps the room gently scented for weeks. Made by St Eval at their clifftop home in North Cornwall, a B Corp certified family business.

The details

  • Sea Salt reed diffuser by St Eval
  • Fresh and mineral, a bright, zesty sea-breeze scent
  • Flame-free, scents a room for weeks
  • Reeds included, turn occasionally to refresh
  • Approx 150 ml, lasts approx 3 months
  • B Corp certified, made in North Cornwall

Please note that due to the handmade nature of all products, the dimensions, colours, glazes etc. may vary from piece to piece. The image here is for illustration purposes only and you may not receive the actual piece featured in the image.

Click here to see our FAQ's and for information on Delivery & Shipping or Returns & Refunds. 

MEET THE MAKER

St Eval

Maker Details

Location

North Cornwall

Main Materials

Mineral and vegetable wax blend

Technique

Traditionally drawn, hand-finished candles

Making Since

over 30 years

In the Fodder Fold Since

2026

As Seen In
Bio

The St Eval Candle Company has been making candles from its clifftop home in North Cornwall for over thirty years. Family-run and B Corp certified, St Eval blends mineral and vegetable wax, drawing cotton wicks through molten wax on a 1940s machine that's still in use, then cutting, milling and boxing every candle by hand. Not tested on animals, made in Cornwall, and built around keeping the craft alive and treading lightly on the earth.