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Brass and Copper Diya with Petal Base | Elegant Traditional Oil Lamp for Puja, Aarti & Home Decor | Decorative Diya for Diwali
$19.99 USD
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Illuminate your sacred space and invite divine blessings into your home with this stunning Brass and Copper Diya. Designed with an exquisite lotus petal base, this traditional oil lamp features a beautiful two-tone metal finish that perfectly blends the golden warmth of brass with the rich, earthy tones of copper.

Lighting a diya represents the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Whether you are performing daily Aarti, decorating for Diwali, or simply creating a peaceful ambiance in your living room, this elegant piece serves as both a spiritual essential and a captivating work of art.

Product Highlights:

Unique Two-Tone Design: The elegant combination of brass and copper creates a striking visual contrast, making it a standout piece for any altar or tabletop.

Spiritual Significance: Perfect for daily puja, festive rituals, and creating a serene, meditative environment in your home.

Sturdy & Functional: The wide, intricate petal base ensures stability while holding oil (ghee) and a cotton wick securely.

Thoughtful Gifting: An exceptional gift for Diwali, housewarmings (Griha Pravesh), weddings, and festive return gifts.

Product Specifications:

Material: Premium Brass and Copper

Size: 5.9" Diameter

Use: Ideal for use with oil or ghee and cotton wicks (batti)

Care Instructions:

To maintain the natural shine of brass and copper, clean gently with a specialized metal cleaner (like Pitambari), or use a natural mixture of lemon and salt.

Wipe completely dry with a soft cotton cloth after washing to prevent water spots and natural oxidation.

Avoid harsh abrasive scrubbers to protect the smooth finish.

Returns & exchanges accepted within 7 days

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.

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