'Luminous Peacock' Brass Diya with Bell (1 Wick, 19.6 Cm, 20 ml, Hand-Etched)

SPECIFICATIONS

SKU:
EL-008-433

ART TYPE:
Hand-Etched

MATERIAL:
Brass

DIMENSIONS:
(L * W * H) = (13.2 * 8.0 * 19.6) Cms

COLOUR:
Golden

PRODUCT WEIGHT:
640 grams

PACKAGE CONTENT:
1 Diya

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
"1. Being handcrafted, each piece may exhibit subtle variations in design and finish, adding to its unique artisanal character.
2. Kindly refer to the dimension images for accurate sizing before purchase.
3. Handle with care to preserve the intricate hand-etched detailing."
4. Apply a mixture of flour, salt and white vinegar to remove the blackness from Brass.

NOTE:
- Being handcrafted, each piece may exhibit subtle variations in design and finish, adding to its unique artisanal character.
- Kindly refer to the dimension images for accurate sizing before purchase.
- Handle with care to preserve the intricate hand-etched detailing.

FEATURES:
- Hand-Etched by Indian Artisans.
- Inspired by the elegance of India’s national bird, the peacock, whose radiant beauty once graced temple courtyards glowing in the soft light of oil lamps.
- Depicts the timeless peacock motif etched with masterly precision onto golden brass, crowned with a delicate bell that chimes softly with every flicker of the sacred flame.
- Perfect for placement in a Pooja Room, Home Mandir, or at the entrance as a sacred diya during daily prayers, festivals, and aarti rituals.
- Can also be used as a decorative accent on a console table, mantelpiece, or bookshelf to add a touch of traditional Indian artistry to any room.
- This collection is a part of the 'The Brass Beams', a curated range of hand-etched brass diyas and ritual lighting inspired by India's sacred temple traditions. Each piece is shaped to cast a warm, reverential glow during daily prayers and festive rituals, honouring centuries of spiritual craftsmanship.
- Polished Golden finish with intricate hand-etched detailing
- Traditional
- Pooja Room, Mandir, Entrance, Living Room
- Diwali, Navratri, Housewarming, Wedding, Puja Ceremony