Traditional Brass Devdas Akhand Jyoti Diya for Puja and Eternal Flame Rituals

Description:

The Brass Devdas Akhand Jyoti Diya is a traditional oil lamp meticulously crafted from pure brass, inspired by the timeless design made popular in devotional and cultural ceremonies, especially in India. The “Devdas” style refers to its elegant, tall shape with a deep reservoir, designed to keep the flame burning continuously—symbolizing eternal light and divine presence.

Ideal for temples, homes, and spiritual spaces, this diya is often used in Akhand Jyoti (eternal flame) rituals and festivals like Diwali, Navratri, and Poojas. It serves both decorative and sacred purposes, bringing peace, positivity, and grace into any environment.

FAQ:

Q: What oil should I use in the diya?
A: Traditionally, pure ghee, mustard oil, or sesame oil are used for spiritual significance.

Q: How long does the flame last?
A: Depending on the reservoir size and wick, it can burn 4–8 hours or more with regular oil refilling.

Q: Is it safe to leave the diya unattended?
A: Never leave any flame unattended. If doing Akhand Jyoti, place the diya in a safe, enclosed area, away from flammable materials, and check it periodically.

Q: Can this be used outdoors?
A: Yes, but it’s best placed in a sheltered spot to protect the flame from wind or rain.

Q: Does it come with a wick or oil?
A: Generally sold without wick/oil. You can use a cotton wick easily available at pooja stores.

As the diya burns, it does not diminish—it only spreads light. Let your spirit do the same.