Shubhkart Handmade Solid Brass Indian Oil Lamp Pyali Diya for Puja & Other Religious Rituals | Home Décor, Office & Temples | Festive Gifts (Small)

The media could not be loaded. I needed a bigger oil lamp for Akhand Diwali Jyot but it is still doable. It isn't as big as I thought but bigger than the usual oil lamps.Beautiful, strong and efficient.No complaints.fast delivery.

Very well made. Used for individual Devas’s. Lights them well. Stays lit with a strong flame if you use wicks and sesame oil used specifically for puja. Wicks are Bhakti products which’s are not on Amazon. This lamp is small and should be used for individual Devatas. Perfect.

Very quick delivery, well packaged, nice product, no problem, thanks.

Refined coconut oil work well as fuel. Cotton work well as wick. However the lower part of the diya has brass that was too thin and had several transverse cracks 1-2mm long alone the circumference. Price was also a bit high compare if you go to an Indian store.

The media could not be loaded. This diya is extremely small. You’ll need to refill it very frequently If you want the akhandjyot to stay alight. The top part wiggles. I can’t fix it tighter. It’s also extremely thin and is very light weight. Not worth the $$. Can’t return.

This lamp is fine if you only want to burn the lamp for a short while -- say, an hour or less. It's just so small, that you will have to refill the lamp for longer times. So, it depends on your need.

they are just lovely, work perfectly and bring a sacred beautiful light... I used with olive oil (don't have ghee) and cotton wick

It’s great. But just every so often I remind myself that if it goes end over teacup, my whole life may change. The brass is really nice and the removable wick straightener upper thing is useful but also kind of finicky if you don’t get the wick to fill up the little wick-hole? So it’ll just keep burning out and making your wick into carbon unless you can double up a thin wick.Overall, very enjoyable. It holds the fire nicely