Product Description

• Material: These Diyas are crafted from brass, a durable metal known for its lustrous appearance and corrosion resistance. Brass is favored for its traditional significance and ability to hold up well over time.
• Design: Kerala Diyas typically feature an elongated stem with a wide base and a cup-shaped oil reservoir at the top. The stem may be intricately designed with patterns inspired by Kerala's rich cultural heritage, such as motifs of elephants, peacocks, or traditional geometric patterns.
• Oil Reservoir: The cup-shaped oil reservoir at the top of the Diya is where the oil or ghee (clarified butter) is poured. This reservoir allows for a steady and controlled flow of fuel to the wick, ensuring a consistent flame.
• Wick: A cotton wick is placed in the oil reservoir and lit to produce a flame. The wick extends above the reservoir, providing a source of light. Traditionally, cotton wicks are preferred for their ability to burn steadily and emit a bright flame.
• Symbolism: Kerala Diyas hold cultural and religious significance in South Indian traditions. They symbolize the presence of divine light and are used during prayers, rituals, and festivals to invoke blessings and dispel darkness.
• Color: Gold
• Material: Brass
• Dimension: Length = 6, Width = 5 & Height = 2 inches