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Diya - 8.5x3.5 cm (Kuyavar)

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Count : 5

Weight : 70 grams

Width : 8.5 cms

Breath : 7 cms

Height : 3.5 cms

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• Handcrafted from Natural Terracotta – Each diya is handmade by skilled Indian artisans using traditional pottery techniques. The smooth earthen finish adds an authentic, rustic charm to your festive décor.

• Perfect Size & Functionality – Each diya measures approximately 8.5 x 7 x 3.5 cm and holds 50 ml of oil, offering a steady, bright flame ideal for puja, aarti, and decoration.

• Ready-to-Use Set – Comes with 5 terracotta diyas and 10 cotton wicks, allowing you to light them instantly with oil or ghee for your rituals and celebrations.

• Longer Life & Cleaner Look – Let the diya absorb oil for 1 minute before lighting; this prevents black stains, enhances durability, and keeps each diya looking fresh and beautiful.

• Eco-Friendly & Reusable – Made from 100% natural clay, these diyas are biodegradable, non-toxic, and sustainable — a perfect alternative to plastic or wax lamps.

• Ideal for Every Occasion – Light up your home for Diwali, Karthigai Deepam, Navratri, Puja, Weddings, or Daily Prayers. Also makes a thoughtful and spiritual festive gift.

Product Description

• Bring warmth, light, and tradition into your home with this Handmade Terracotta Diya Set (5 pieces). Each diya is carefully moulded from pure, sun-dried terracotta clay, showcasing timeless Indian craftsmanship. Designed with a 50ml oil capacity and a compact size of 8.5 x 7 x 3.5 cm, these lamps are perfect for both festive displays and daily puja use.

• Each set includes 5 eco-friendly clay diyas and 10 cotton wicks, ready for use with your preferred oil or ghee. When lit, these diyas emit a soft, steady flame that symbolizes positivity and purity — ideal for Diwali, Karthigai, and temple rituals.

• These natural, reusable earthen lamps are an eco-conscious choice, combining beauty with sustainability. Their minimalist traditional design makes them suitable for home altars, entrances, balconies, or rangoli decorations.