Brass Shanku Chakra Namah Diya 5 Inch – Vaishnavite Puja Oil Lamp

Brass Shanku Chakra Namah Diya 5 Inch – Vaishnavite Puja Oil Lamp

This substantial brass oil lamp combines a round fuel bowl with an ornate four-legged stand and three recognised Vaishnavite symbols rising behind it: the Shankha or conch, the Namah or Urdhva Pundra tilak, and the Sudarshana Chakra. A polished golden finish with antique dark-patina highlights brings definition to the bowl, legs, and relief details, creating a distinctive lamp for Vishnu, Perumal, Balaji, or Ranganatha worship spaces.

Product Specifications

• Type: Vaishnavite brass oil lamp or diya
• Material: Brass
• Height: 5 inches
• Length: 5 inches
• Breadth: 4.8 inches
• Weight: Approximately 470 grams
• Symbols: Shankha, Urdhva Pundra or Namah, and Sudarshana Chakra
• Lamp Design: Round oil bowl on an ornate four-legged stand
• Finish: Polished golden brass with antique dark-patina highlights
• Fuel: Suitable for a modest quantity of sesame oil, other lamp oil, or ghee
• SKU: BRS-SKC-NMAH-DYA-50-38

Spiritual Significance

The Shankha, Sudarshana Chakra, and Urdhva Pundra are established symbols within Vaishnavite tradition and are closely associated with Lord Vishnu and forms such as Perumal, Balaji, and Ranganatha. Lighting a diya is a customary part of daily puja, morning or evening deepam, and observances such as Vaikunta Ekadasi and Karthigai Deepam. This lamp supports those traditions without claiming spiritual power or guaranteed outcomes.

Why Choose This?

• Combines a functional oil bowl with three recognisable Vaishnavite symbols
• Wide 5 × 4.8-inch footprint and four legs provide a substantial altar presence
• Golden polish and dark-patina highlights define the sculpted details
• Approximately 470-gram brass form suits established home mandirs and puja rooms

Vastu & Placement Guidelines

Set the diya on a stable, level, non-flammable, heat-resistant surface with all four legs fully supported. Add only a modest quantity of oil or ghee and position a cotton wick securely so the flame remains clear of the symbols and backdrop. Keep the lamp away from curtains, flowers, decorations, children, pets, fans, and draughts. Never leave it unattended or move it while lit. Extinguish it safely and allow the bowl, symbols, legs, base, and remaining fuel to cool completely before touching, cleaning, or refilling.

Perfect Gift For

• Vishnu, Perumal, Balaji, and Ranganatha devotees
• Vaikunta Ekadasi and Karthigai Deepam
• Housewarmings, weddings, and devotional occasions
• Daily puja, festive lighting, and established Vaishnavite altars

Care & Maintenance

After the flame is extinguished and the lamp is fully cool, remove the spent wick and wipe away oil and soot with a soft cloth. Clean the oil bowl regularly to prevent sticky residue buildup, using a soft brush around the symbols, relief work, and legs. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, acidic household mixtures, and aggressive polishing, especially over the dark-patina highlights. If washed, dry every recess, joint, leg, and the underside immediately and thoroughly. Brass may naturally develop patina and subtle colour variation over time.

Why Buy From Pooja Articles?

• Curated selection of brass Vaishnavite lamps and traditional puja accessories
• Clear dimensions, approximate weight, symbolism, fuel use, safety, and care information
• Traditional Indian artisan-style brassware supplied from Madurai
• Suitable for daily worship, festival lighting, devotional display, and gifting