Pure Brass Diya in Gift Bag

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Description

Pure Brass Ayodhya Diya  

Bring the timeless elegance and spiritual aura of ancient traditions into your home. Inspired by the sacred heritage of Ayodhya, this set of four pure brass diyas features a meticulous hand-hammered finish that beautifully reflects the dancing flames, creating a warm, mesmerizing glow in any space.

Crafted by skilled artisans, these heavy-duty brass diyas are built to last for generations, making them perfect for daily rituals, festive celebrations, or mindful meditation corners.

Key Features

  • Pure Brass: Engineered from premium-grade brass for exceptional durability, a satisfying weight, and a brilliant, authentic golden sheen.

  • Artisanal Hammered Finish: The textured, hand-hammered surface creates multi-directional light reflections, amplifying the brightness of the flame.

  • Deep Oil Reservoir: Designed with a generous groove to hold a substantial amount of oil or ghee, ensuring a long, uninterrupted burn time for your rituals.

  • Stable & Safe Design: Equipped with a wide, sturdy base to prevent accidental tipping and protect your delicate surfaces from heat.
Uses & Culinary Benefits

Festive Decor (Diwali, Pujas), Daily Rituals, Gifting
What's in the Box

1 Pc Pure Brass in Gift Bag
Product Dimensions

 Dimensions in cm (LxBxH):

  • ONE SIZE: 8.3 x 8.0 x 3 cm

Dimensions in inches (LxBxH):

  • ONE SIZE: 3.37x 3.15 x 1.18 in

 Weight in kg:

  • ONE SIZE: 0.45 kg
Care & Longevity Instructions

Clean with Tamarind Paste or lemon & salt; wipe dry immediately after use before storing.
What makes this PCOKA Product Unique

Why Choose Jandiala Guru Metalcraft?

  • UNESCO World Heritage Status 🏆 This Indian craft form is inscribed on the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. You are buying a globally recognized piece of art.
  • Royal Punjabi Legacy 👑 The craft colony was established in the 19th century under the royal patronage of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. It carries two centuries of royal kitchen heritage.
  • Handcrafted "Thak-Thak" Detailing 🔨 No modern machines are used. The signature hammered finish is achieved entirely by hand using mallets. This dense, hand-beaten metal provides unmatched durability and even heat distribution.
  • Ayurvedic Health Benefits 🌿 According to Ayurveda, it is made according to traditional metal sciences that optimize wellness. Combined with the Kalai (tin) lining, it offers a safe, toxin-free alternative to modern non-stick coatings.
  • Supporting a Rare, Dying Art ❤️ The craft is passed down through generations and practiced by only a small group of master artisans today. Every purchase directly preserves this vanishing heritage and supports fair wages.
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is a "Kalai" coating, and why is it on the diya? Kalai is a traditional Indian metalwork technique where a thin layer of pure, molten tin (ranga) is expertly fused onto a brass surface. In these diyas, the inner reservoir features a beautiful, silvery-white kalai coating. This provides a striking dual-tone contrast against the golden brass and serves as a highly reflective backing that amplifies the brightness of your flame.

How do I clean the diya without damaging the Kalai lining? Wash the golden brass parts with Pitambari powder or a natural paste of lemon and salt. For the inner kalai (silver-colored) lining, avoid acidic materials (like lemon or vinegar) and harsh steel scrubbers, as tin is a soft metal that can wear away. Simply wash the interior with a mild dish soap and a soft sponge, then wipe completely dry.

How long will the Kalai coating last? Because these are decorative and ritual items rather than cooking utensils subjected to high heat and acidic foods, the kalai coating will last for a very long time without degrading. Over years of continuous oil burning and rubbing, it may gently lighten, revealing the brass underneath, which is perfectly natural for traditional tin-lined metalware.

How long do these diyas burn on a single fill? Designed with a deep oil reservoir, each diya can hold enough ghee or puja oil to burn continuously for roughly 2 to 3 hours, depending on air drafts or ceiling fans in the room.

What kind of oil or fuel is best? You can use any traditional fuel, including cow ghee, sesame (til) oil, or mustard oil. They are also perfectly compatible with standard modern lamp oils or scented oils.

Do these diyas get hot to handle? Yes, pure brass is an excellent heat conductor. When lit, the body of the diya will become warm to the touch. Always place them on a heat-resistant surface—such as a metal thali, marble deck, or stone coaster—and allow them to cool down before trying to move or clean them.

Are they fully handmade? The core structural shape of the diya is cast for durability and perfect balance, while the exterior hammered texture and the interior kalai tin-coating are entirely handcrafted by skilled traditional metalsmiths.Minor differences in the hammer marks make every single piece unique.

Artisan Note: Because each product is shaped entirely by hand without industrial machines, no two pieces are identical. Slight variations in the size & weight are the proud signature of a genuine artisan product.
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