Neethu’s Mart | Big Size Terracotta Clay Diya (मिट्टी का दीपक) | Deepavali or Diwali Clay Lamps | Karthigai Deepam | Karthika Vilakku (കാർത്തിക വിളക്ക്) | Agal Vilakku | Pack of 12 Pcs Original price was: ₹329.00.Current price is: ₹200.00.

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Brand: Generic

Color: Brown

Features:

  • TRADITIONAL DESIGN: Handcrafted terracotta clay diyas with a beautiful sun motif pattern, perfect for traditional Indian festivals and celebrations.
  • DIMENSIONS: Each diya measures 4.00 cm in base diameter, 3.00 cm in height, and 8.50 cm in width, ideal for holding oil and cotton wicks.
  • QUANTITY: Pack includes 12 large-sized earthen lamps, suitable for decorating homes, temples, and outdoor spaces during festivities.
  • VERSATILE USE: Perfect for Deepavali, Karthigai Deepam or Karthika Vilakku and other auspicious occasions, these diyas can hold oil or ghee for traditional lighting.
  • AUTHENTIC MATERIAL: Made from genuine terracotta clay, these traditional lamps provide a natural, rustic appearance for festive decorations.

Package Dimensions: 100x160x500

Details: Illuminate your festivities with these traditional terracotta clay diyas, perfect for Deepavali, Karthigai Deepam, and other auspicious occasions. Each pack contains 12 beautifully crafted, large-sized diyas measuring 4 cm in bottom diameter, 3 cm in height, and 8.5 cm in total width. These handcrafted earthen lamps feature an elegant sunburst pattern embossed at the base and a practical spout design for the cotton wick. The substantial size allows for longer burning time and creates a magnificent display when arranged together. The natural terracotta material provides stability and enhances the traditional appeal of your festive decorations. These diyas are ideal for both indoor and outdoor lighting arrangements during festivals, pujas, and special ceremonies. The pack of 12 offers excellent value for decorating your entire home or temple space. Their authentic design and craftsmanship maintain the sacred tradition of lighting clay lamps during religious and cultural celebrations across India.