Decorative Matki shaped Crystal Brass Diya 4*4*6.2 Inches

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Decorative Matki shaped Crystal and Brass Diya 4*4*6.2 Inches

• Can Be Gifted To Sweet Ones As A Wonderful Anniversary, Wedding, Diwali, Valentine Gift (Gift Wrap Available, Gift Message Feautures Available)
• Crystal-embedded to amplify its piousness and beauty, the specialty of this MATKI crystel brass diya lies in the reflection its light. It instantly uplifts the decor of your temple and is usable on daily basis
• This diya can been used for Religious Puja and decoration for home temple, it is look nice and create a Magical Spiritual Environment
• Unlike regular glass, will not crack even after repeated usage
• The combination of crystal and brass in a Matki shape results in a beautiful and decorative piece that adds elegance and charm to your home decor.
• The Matki shape represents a traditional and cultural symbol in India, often associated with festivities and celebrations.
• Lighting this Diya is believed to invite blessings, prosperity, and positive energy into the home.
• The act of lighting the Diya symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and purity over impurity, emphasizing the importance of righteousness in life.
• The Diya lamp is often used in religious ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing a connection with the divine and serving as a means of prayer.
• The decorative Matki Diya can serve as a focal point for meditation, prayers, and other religious rituals, helping to concentrate thoughts and intentions.
• The soft, warm glow of the Diya creates a serene and peaceful environment, ideal for moments of reflection and devotion.
• Lighting the Diya is believed to attract positive energy and dispel negative forces, fostering harmony and positivity within the household.
• Traditional oil lamps promote the use of natural resources like oil and cotton wicks, which are biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
• Traditional beliefs suggest that the Diya’s light can ward off negative energies and bring protection to the home.
• Inaugurating and lighting the Diya often involves family members working together, promoting unity and bonding within the family.