Shankh Chakra Hanging Diya | with Bells | Handcrafted with devotion

Sacred symbol of devotion, beautifully crafted to illuminate your space.

Bring the timeless beauty of Indian temple craftsmanship into your home with this Handcrafted Brass Shankh Chakra Hanging Diya. Featuring the auspicious Shankh (Conch) and Chakra (Sudarshana Chakra) motifs at its centre, this traditional hanging diya combines spiritual symbolism with intricate brass artistry.

The diya features a beautifully detailed multi-wick floral arrangement, designed to hold multiple oil or ghee wicks and create a radiant glow during pooja and festive occasions. The ornate brass bells suspended around the base add movement and a gentle traditional character, while the sturdy chain allows the diya to be hung from a suitable hook or ceiling fixture.

Ideal for daily pooja, temples, entrances, balconies, festive décor and special occasions, this piece makes a striking addition to a traditional or heritage-inspired home.

✨ Product Highlights

• Material: Brass
• Design: Shankh & Chakra
• Type: Hanging Diya / Deepam
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted
• Wick Holders: Multiple
• Feature: Decorative hanging bells
• Hanging: Brass chain with traditional hook
• Ideal For: Pooja, festivals, temple décor and home décor
• Occasions: Diwali, Navratri, Varalakshmi Vratham, housewarming, weddings and festive celebrations
• Country of Origin: India

Shankh (Conch)
The Shankh is an auspicious symbol traditionally associated with purity, divine energy and the sacred sound of Om. It is commonly used in Hindu rituals and pooja.

Chakra
The Chakra represents divine protection, righteousness and the eternal cycle of life. Together, the Shankh and Chakra create a powerful auspicious motif for a sacred space.

The Diya
The flame represents the triumph of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. Lighting a diya is an integral part of many Indian rituals and celebrations.

This hanging brass diya can beautifully complement:

• Pooja rooms and home temples
• Entranceways and foyers
• Balconies and verandas
• Festive tables and décor
• Wedding and traditional ceremonies
• Temple-inspired interiors
• Diwali and other festive celebrations

Place suitable cotton wicks in the diya cups and add sesame oil, coconut oil, or ghee according to your ritual preference. Light the wicks carefully and ensure the diya is securely hung before lighting.

Always place the hanging diya away from curtains, fabrics and other flammable materials, and never leave a lit diya unattended.

Brass naturally develops a deeper patina with time, which is part of its traditional character.

• Wipe with a soft, dry cotton cloth after use.
• Allow the diya to cool completely before cleaning.
• Remove oil and soot residue regularly.
• For deeper cleaning, use a mild brass-cleaning solution and a soft cloth.
• Avoid abrasive scrubbers, steel wool and harsh chemicals.
• Do not leave oil or water standing in the diya for extended periods.
• Dry completely before storing.
• Store in a dry place when not in use.

Each piece is handcrafted, so minor variations in texture, detailing, colour and finish may naturally occur. These subtle imperfections are not defects but a reflection of the artisanal process and make every piece unique.