Recycling and reusing is all the rage for good reason.
This Chinese New Year, start anew by refreshing your beautiful Shanghai Tang candle and fragrance diffuser jars after you’ve enjoyed their original aromatic contents.
There’s no need to mindlessly discard these decorative works of art - here we show you some easy ways to grant these vessels a joyful and purposeful second life, all while elevating your home ambience.

No matter whether you opted for nostalgic Ginger Flower, green Bamboo, or spicy Chrysanthemum, beautifully patterned fine bone china candle holders and ornamental glass fragrance diffuser jars beg to be displayed again and again.

Once a jar is depleted, it still holds plenty of potential utility to the trained eye. With its luxurious looks worthy of any vanity, try repurposing a candle jar as a picturesque holder for your makeup brushes - trust us, you’ll thank us as you’re glowing up for Chinese New Year.

As we spend more time at home, many have fallen in love with the soothing habit of raising plants. A way to reconnect with nature and to rejoice in growth, elevate this therapeutic pastime by repotting small succulents in a freshly cleaned candle jar.

With beautiful decorative artwork depicting , these jars are a natural fit for your horticultural hobby this Chinese New Year and beyond.

Sometimes the best life hacks can be the most rudimentary, if not the most obvious - an empty candle or diffuser jar simply screams to be used as a pen holder. Perfect for making sure a writing utensil is always close at hand, enjoy the lingering scent of this fragrant pen holder every time you want to jot down your New Year’s plans and schedule out your calendar.

If you desire a slightly edgier design, deviate from our signature bone china offerings and give the glass Vivid Dragon candle jar a try.