PujaCraft Brass Traditional Chakra Diya (Best Quality, Height: 10cm , Width: 6cm , Weight: 260 Gram)

About PujaCraft Brass Traditional Chakra Diya
Chakra(Divine Wheel of Power) is symbolic of Lord Vishnu/ Padmanabha Swamy's Power & Divinity. This figurine is believed to bring calm and peace where they are placed. They repel negative energy and attract positive vibes.
Place it around your home, living room, yoga room, or meditation room. It's great for the office/ workplace too as its presence brings a lot of positivity.
While the deepam glows all the negative tendencies get burnt out just like the wick. Once the wick gets burnt out, all the negative tendencies will slowly get eliminated.
This product is used for lighting lamps using cotton wicks (Thiri). Once you have inserted the cotton wick (Thiri) holder, Pour the oil and light the lamp.
Add to your pooja room decor with this handcrafted art piece It will give an elegant look to your home temple puja room decor. In traditional design, this type of oil lamp is used for Diwali, spiritual lucky gifts, weddings, Diwali, thanksgiving gifts, and birthday gifts.

Product details:
Material: Brass.
Dimension: Width: 6cm , Height: 10cm , Weight: 260 Gram.
The package contains 1 Unit.
Perfect for Home, Temple, and House Warming gifting.

Traditional value:
Traditionally handmade from finest quality brass material by the perfect skilled artisans.
In our Hindu culture, lighting a lamp denotes dispelling away darkness. Light and brightness represent the positive, the good, and the good spirits. In this view, darkness represents evil. By lighting a lamp, the lamp becomes a form of fire or “Tej” in Sanskrit.
Generally speaking, light serves as a symbol of life, happiness, prosperity, and, in a wider sense, of a perfect being. As a symbol of life, light can also serve as a symbol of immortality. Darkness, on the other hand, is associated with chaos, death, and the underworld.
Light is used to convey something positive: goodness, life, or hope.
Lighting diyas in the evenings is an age-old Hindu tradition that is believed to remove or keep off the negative energies from entering the house.

Usage instructions:
This product is used for lighting lamps using cotton wicks.
Burning a ghee lamp on the left hand in the scriptures is considered to be the best. While during the worship, the lamp of the oil should always be kept towards the right hand and the light of the lamp should be in front of God.
Refill the oil. This one is fairly easy due to the size of the lamp. Every 12 hours I do this refilling.
Ensure the wick is not totally burnt black. So every 12-15 hours I pull up the wick a little bit.