Product: Brass Om showpiece with attached Diya used for aarti, pooja, Traditional Craftsmanship: Diyas are traditionally made from clay, shaped, and baked, often by skilled artisans. The material, usually sourced locally, helps the diya provide a natural and earthy feel, which is believed to connect the worshipper to their cultural roots and the divine. The simple design includes a reservoir to hold oil and a notch for a cotton wick, set of 2.Material: Brass, Color: Gold, Product dimension: 6x3 (LxH) inch.Symbolism of Light: In Hindu culture, light represents knowledge, purity, and the divine spirit. The day’s flame is seen as a means to banish darkness, which symbolizes ignorance and evil. During pooja, the light from the Diya is considered to guide the devotee's soul toward spiritual truth and enlightenment.Use in Rituals: The diya is integral to various Hindu rituals, including poojas and aartis. It is lit to invoke the divine presence and is believed to activate the energies of deities. The act of lighting the diya signifies offering one's devotion and is thought to bring divine blessings.This is a great quality product used as lighting lamp. Om symbolizes the ultimate reality and consciousness, its the most sacred symbol of Hinduism. This traditional design diya is used for diwali, spiritual lucky gift, wedding, diwali, thanksgiving gift, birthday gifts. Perfect for worship place as well as special occasions or festivities.Ghee or Oil: Diyas for pooja typically use ghee or vegetable oil as fuel. Ghee is preferred for its purity and the rich, bright flame it produces, symbolizing the burning away of ego and ignorance, while oil is used for its availability and economical nature.Daily Worship: Lighting a diya is a daily practice for many devout Hindus, done during dawn and dusk. These times, known as 'sandhya', are considered spiritually significant as they mark the transition between day and night, symbolizing change and self-reflection.Aesthetic and Atmosphere: The flickering light of a diya creates a serene, warm, and inviting atmosphere, ideal for meditation and prayer. Its light is said to purify the environment, helping devotees focus their minds and findCultural Identity: The diya is not just a ritualistic item but a symbol of Indian heritage and spirituality. It represents a continuity of tradition and a link to the ancestral past, playing a crucial role in major life ceremonies beyond daily worship, including weddings and Yajnas (sacrificial rites).Disclaimer: Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings.