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Handcrafted Brass Panch Aarti Diya — Five Flames for an Auspicious Worship
This Brass Panch Aarti Diya lights your worship with five flames instead of one. Its five wick wells are set around a finely worked tray, crowned by an ornate crest that frames the glow. In Hindu tradition, lighting five flames together is especially auspicious, and the five flames are seen to honour the pancha bhoota, the five elements of earth, water, fire, air, and ether. Handcrafted in pure brass, it makes aarti brighter and more beautiful.
Fill each well with ghee or oil, place a cotton wick in each, and light all five before your deity. Set on the altar or pooja thali, the row of flames becomes the natural centrepiece of your worship, in a warm antique brass finish that lasts for years of daily and festive use.
Five-Flame Glow
Honours the Elements
Handcrafted Brass
Festival Essential
Placement & Vastu Guidance
Light All Five, the Right Way
HOW TO USE
- Fill each of the five wells with ghee
- Place a cotton wick in each well
- Light all five before the deity
WHEN TO LIGHT
- Daily aarti, morning and evening
- Diwali, Navratri, and Lakshmi Puja
- Special pujas and family occasions
HOW TO CARE
- Wipe clean after each use
- Remove oil residue gently
- Polish occasionally to restore shine
A panch aarti diya is a lamp with five wicks (panch means five) lit together during aarti. The five flames make the offering of light brighter and are considered especially auspicious. This piece is a table diya, set on the altar and lit before the deity.
Fill each of the five wells with ghee or oil, place a cotton wick in each, and light all five before your deity. It is ideal for daily aarti and for festivals like Diwali, Navratri, and Lakshmi Puja, where a brighter glow is welcome.
It suits daily aarti, morning and evening, and is especially fitting for festivals — Diwali, Navratri, and Lakshmi Puja — and for special family pujas, where the bright five-flame glow makes the worship feel festive and complete.
The five flames are seen to honour the pancha bhoota — the five elements of earth, water, fire, air, and ether — that make up all of creation. Lighting five flames together is a bright, complete, and especially auspicious form of aarti.
Yes. It is 100% solid, magnet-tested brass — not plated or hollow — with an antique brass polish. Solid brass is the traditional metal for puja lamps and holds its finish through years of daily and festive use.
Yes. A five-wick brass diya is a thoughtful gift for Diwali, a housewarming, or anyone setting up a new pooja space. Its bright five-flame glow and solid brass make it a lasting, meaningful present.
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