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A Golden Brass Jalhari is a traditional decorative item often used in Hindu worship and spiritual practices. The term "Jalhari" refers to a small, decorative water or oil lamp, typically used in temples, homes, and during religious ceremonies. Crafted from brass, it has a golden or warm golden finish, which adds a rich and elegant appearance to the lamp.

A Pooja Brass Agardan is a traditional, decorative stand or base used to hold oil lamps (diyas) during pooja (Hindu religious rituals and prayers). Made from brass, the Agardan is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, commonly used in temples, homes, and during festivals to enhance the spiritual atmosphere.

A Brass Kerala Deep is a traditional oil lamp that originates from Kerala, a state in southern India known for its rich cultural and spiritual heritage. This lamp is made from brass, which gives it a durable and lustrous finish, often with a golden or reddish hue. The Kerala Deep is commonly used in temples, homes, and during festive occasions, symbolizing light, knowledge, and the divine presence of deities.

An Akhand Jyoti Deep (also known as an Akhand Jyoti Lamp) is a traditional oil lamp that holds spiritual significance in many cultures, especially in Hinduism, Sikhism, and other Indian religions. The term "Akhand" means uninterrupted or continuous, and "Jyoti" means light or flame, so the Akhand Jyoti Deep refers to a lamp that is intended to burn continuously, symbolizing the eternal light of divinity.

A Brass Pooja Diya is a traditional oil lamp used in Hindu religious rituals and pooja (prayer) ceremonies. It is typically crafted from brass, a durable and auspicious metal that has been used in Indian rituals for centuries. The Pooja Diya is an important element in religious practices, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness (ignorance) and the illumination of light (knowledge and spirituality).

The Kuber Kachua Deep is another type of traditional oil lamp used in Hindu rituals, specifically linked to the worship of Lord Kuber, the god of wealth and prosperity. The name "Kachua" refers to a turtle in Sanskrit, and the lamp’s design typically features a turtle shape.

ELEGANT DESIGN: This Set of  Brass Diwali Diyas Features Intricate Kuber Diya & Pooja Deepak Designs, Perfectly Crafted to Add a Touch of Traditional Charm to Your Diwali Decorations and Home Decor.

VERSATILE USE: Ideal for Diwali, Religious Ceremonies, and Festive Lighting, These Brass Oil Lamps Enhance the Ambiance of Any Event with Their Classic and Elegant Appearance, Suitable for Any Sacred Space.

HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL: Made from Durable Brass, These Diyas Offer Long-Lasting Use and a Timeless Aesthetic, Ensuring They Remain a Beautiful and Functional Part of Your Decor for Years to Come.

: Each Set Includes Four Individually Crafted Diyas, Providing Ample Lighting and Decorative Options for Your Pooja Altar, Home Decoration, and Special Occasions.

EASY TO CLEAN: The Smooth Brass Surface of Each Diya Allows for Simple Cleaning and Maintenance, Ensuring They Retain Their Shine and Appeal Even After Frequent Use During Festivities made by SR HANDICRAFT

A Brass Diya with Agardan is a traditional oil lamp made of brass, often used in Hindu rituals and religious ceremonies. The diya is a small, shallow lamp designed to hold oil and a cotton wick, which is lit to symbolize the triumph of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance.

A Dana Brass Agaradaan is a traditional, decorative oil lamp holder made from brass, commonly used in Hindu and other Indian religious rituals. The term "Agaradaan" refers to the base or stand that holds a diya (oil lamp). The "Dana" term often refers to a specific style or design, sometimes characterized by intricate patterns, small raised dots, or decorative elements that adorn the surface of the item.