This is 7 faced Hanging Lamp also traditionally known as Lamandeep, Kuthuvilakku or Nilavilakku
Weight - 2.8 kg | Oil Capacity - 180 ml | Height - 9” | Diameter - 6”
Composes more than 60% of Copper, making it a durable and an inevitable product.
The lamp has sufficient depth to hold enough oil making it burn for longer duration
Diva is designed with 7 faces to hold 7 cotton wicks, each representing a direction to be lit.
Details: Significance of Diya India has been a country for number of traditions, but each of which is incomplete without the worship of God. Diya means ‘Dextoxify Your Aatma (soul)’, where oil in the diya symbolises the dirt in the human and the cotton wick symbolises the aatma or the self or the soul. The light in the lamp signifies freeing one from all forms of sadness, guiding the path to enlightenment and to connect with the Supreme Being. Definitely there are a number of oils that can be used to light the lamp, which have their own importance, but according to Vastu, lighting the lamp in ghee would be more fruitful than oil. Lamandeep known as Laman Diva in Marathi, are usually brought in pairs, considering them to be auspicious and are lit during special functions. It also believed that the Samay with odd number of faces is considered auspicious.
Why buy this product: Made of 60-65% quality Copper, this hanging lamp is a long lasting product with perfect shine with each use. This traditional lamp with slight modern touch is one such product which can grace any occasion, be it in the form of gift or self purchase. Or can also be donated to temples/ worship places, which enhance the devotional ambience creating a positive environment adding beauty to the temple doorway. In addition, Brass is considered as the most holy metal in inducing positive vibes, which makes this diya a perfect option when looking for one.
