100% Pure Brass Tulsi Diya

Light the evening lamp for your tulsi in brass with this brass tulsi diya. A small oil bowl sits on top of a square, solid brass body with horned corners and a Shri emblem on its panels, a shape that recalls the raised platform on which many families keep their tulsi plant.

Highlights

• Tulsi-platform shape: a square body with pointed corner horns and a decorative band, like a miniature tulsi platform.
• Shri emblem: an embossed Shri emblem in an oval medallion decorates each side panel.
• Oil bowl on top: a round bowl at the top holds the ghee or oil and the wick.
• Solid and steady: a heavy, square cast base keeps the diya firm on a shrine shelf or beside the plant.

Specifications

• Item: Brass tulsi diya (small oil lamp)
• Material: Brass
• Finish: Antique, matt golden brass
• Design: Square body with corner horns, Shri emblem panels and an oil bowl on top
• Ideal for: Evening puja at the tulsi, Kartik lamp lighting, home mandir and gifting

The wooden base and plants in the photos are for styling only and are not part of the listing. Size is not listed, so please contact us if you need the width or height for a particular spot. Each diya is cast and finished by hand, so the finish and the fine details can vary slightly from piece to piece.

About the tulsi and the lamp

Tulsi, or holy basil, is often planted in the courtyards of Hindu homes. In the month of Kartik, lighting a lamp each evening is part of the observance, and the tulsi plant is worshipped as part of it. The Tulsi Vivah festival falls between Prabodhini Ekadashi and Kartik Purnima. These are matters of religious tradition and are not guaranteed to give any result. Customs differ by region and family, so use the diya in the way your tradition or pandit advises.

Safe use and care

A lit diya and the brass around it get hot, so place it on a stable, level, heat-safe surface, keep the flame away from the tulsi leaves, curtains, paper and cloth, and keep it out of the reach of children and pets. Do not leave a burning lamp without someone at home. Use ghee or oil with a cotton wick, as your tradition suggests. After use, let the brass cool, wipe away oil with a soft cloth and keep it dry. Polish gently, if at all, to protect the antique finish.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a tulsi plant holder?
No. It is a small brass diya in a tulsi-platform shape, with an oil bowl on top. It is not a planter.

Is the wooden base included?
No. The wooden base and plants in the photos are for styling only. The listing is for the brass diya.

What can I burn in it?
Ghee or oil with a cotton wick, as your tradition suggests. Please follow the safe use notes above.

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