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Illuminate your home with the sacred glow of this Brass Diya, a perfect blend of traditional Vedic aesthetics and modern functionality. This diya features a unique Swastik-carved dome, designed to protect the flame while casting beautiful, auspicious shadows across your prayer room.
Divine Design & Symbolism
Swastik Carving: The dome is intricately etched with the Swastik symbol, representing prosperity, luck, and the four directions of the universe.
Protective Dome: The elegant dome cover acts as a windshield, ensuring your flame stays lit for longer periods during deep meditation or festive celebrations.
Premium Brass Finish: Made from high-quality solid brass, this lamp features a polished golden finish that radiates warmth and traditional charm.
Practical & Innovative Features
Dismantlable Structure: The diya is fully dismantlable, consisting of a sturdy base, the oil reservoir, and the dome cover. This makes it incredibly easy to clean and store when not in use.
Versatile Lighting: Suitable for use with both oil and ghee, and designed to accommodate traditional cotton wicks.
Perfect for Every Occasion
Whether you are performing your daily Aarti or decorating for a grand festival, this diya is a versatile addition to your spiritual collection.
Home Temple: Elevate your Pooja room with a lamp that signifies purity and strength.
Festive Decor: An ideal centerpiece for Diwali, Navratri, or Ganesh Chaturthi.
Thoughtful Gifting: Its elegant packaging and spiritual significance make it a wonderful housewarming or wedding return gift.
Product Specifications
Material: 100% Solid Brass
Features: Swastik-etched Dome, Dismantlable Base
Care: Clean with a dry cloth; use lemon or pitambari powder for a deep shine.
item size :- 5.51 x 3.4 x 5.51" inch
weight :-1lb
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
Elevate Your Space. Awaken Your Prana. Living the Vedic Way.