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Diwali "diyas" are small, traditional oil lamps made from clay, widely used during the Diwali festival to symbolize light, hope, and the triumph of good over evil. These lamps are an integral part of Diwali celebrations, often placed around homes, in courtyards, on windowsills, and along pathways to create a warm, inviting glow. Lighting diyas is a ritual that signifies the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of positivity and prosperity.
Country Of Origin : India
Diwali diyas are small, traditional oil lamps made from clay, symbolizing light, hope, and the triumph of good over evil. These lamps are integral to Diwali celebrations, often placed around homes, courtyards, windowsills, and pathways to create a warm, inviting glow. Lighting diyas during the festival signifies dispelling darkness and welcoming positivity and prosperity.
Materials and Design: Diyas are usually crafted from unglazed clay and have a round shape with a hollowed-out center to hold oil or ghee (clarified butter). The spout allows a cotton wick to rest and burn. While traditional diyas maintain a natural brown color, modern versions are often brightly painted and decorated with patterns, beads, glitter, and mirror work, enhancing their visual appeal.
Types:
Plain Earthen Diyas: Simple, unpainted, and traditional.
Decorative Diyas: Embellished with colors and designs.
Floating Diyas: Designed to float in water, creating a serene, reflective effect.
Brass or Metal Diyas: Durable, often with intricate carvings, suitable for indoor rituals.
