DIWALI DIYA NO 4(SET OF 4 PIECES)

Diwali Diya refers to the traditional oil lamps used during the festival of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. These small lamps hold a significant cultural and spiritual meaning and are a quintessential part of Diwali celebrations. Here’s everything you need to know about them:
Description:
Material: Diyas are typically made of clay and shaped into a shallow bowl that holds oil or ghee and a cotton wick. Modern variations can be made of brass, metal, or even decorative ceramic.
Varieties:Plain Earthen Diyas: Simple and unpainted, often used for a more traditional look.
Decorative Diyas: Painted with vibrant colors, embellished with glitter, mirrors, beads, or sequins to add a festive touch.
Significance:
Symbolism: Diyas symbolize the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Lighting them is a way to dispel ignorance and bring knowledge, happiness, and prosperity into one’s life.
Ritual Importance: They are lit during Diwali to honor the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya and to invite the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
How to Use:
Filling: Pour ghee or oil (usually mustard or sesame) into the Diya.
Wick: Place a cotton wick in the oil/ghee, ensuring one end is soaked and the other is positioned above the edge of the Diya.
Lighting: Use a matchstick or lighter to ignite the wick.
Where to Place Them:
At entrances, windows, balconies, around courtyards, and on the rangoli designs to light up the home and welcome positive energy.
During Puja rituals, they are placed on altars alongside idols of deities.
If you need tips on how to decorate your Diyas for Diwali or the best way to arrange them around your home, feel free to ask!