Product details
A set of 2 tiny brass diyas linked to Lord Kuber, the deity associated with wealth and prosperity.
Brass Kuber Deepam Set of 2 gives you two extremely compact diyas, each representing Lord Kuber, traditionally regarded as the deity of wealth. Lighting a Kuber deepam is a practice some households follow during Navratri and Diwali, associating it with inviting prosperity and abundance into the home, beyond just the general festival of lights symbolism.
Product Highlights
•
Set of 2 miniature diyas : Two small brass diyas included, meant to be lit together as part of a Kuber deepam ritual or festive display.
•
Symbolic Kuber association : Represents Lord Kuber, the deity linked to wealth and prosperity in Hindu tradition.
•
Extremely compact size : At 2.8 cm height and 3.5 cm diameter, these are among the smallest diyas suited for detailed festive lighting arrangements.
•
Lightweight brass build : Weighing just 0.03 kg each, they're easy to place side by side without adding noticeable weight.
•
Traditional diya shape : Keeps a classic form rather than a modern reinterpretation, suited to both ritual and decorative use.
•
Suited for Navratri and Diwali : Commonly lit during both festivals, particularly around wealth-focused rituals like Dhanteras or Lakshmi puja.
Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Brass Kuber Deepam Set?
•
Carries specific ritual meaning : Unlike a generic diya, the Kuber association gives it a targeted significance tied to prosperity rituals.
•
Practical as a matching pair : Since it comes as a set of 2, it's easy to place one on either side of an idol or thali without mismatched pieces.
•
A meaningful small gift : Its size and symbolism make it a thoughtful addition to Navratri or Diwali return gift hampers.
•
Fits any pooja space : Its tiny footprint means it can be placed even in compact altars or shared pooja corners without needing extra space.
•
Rooted in classic design : The traditional diya shape keeps it recognisable and appropriate for formal pooja settings.
•
Useful beyond one festival : While associated with Navratri and Diwali, it can be lit during other pooja occasions focused on wealth and prosperity throughout the year.
Frequently Asked Questions
•
What is the significance of lighting a Kuber deepam?
It is traditionally associated with Lord Kuber, the deity of wealth, and lighting this deepam is believed by some households to invite prosperity and abundance, particularly during Navratri and Diwali.
•
How many diyas are included in this set, and how small are they?
This set includes 2 diyas, each measuring 2.8 cm in height and 3.5 cm in diameter, among the smaller sizes available in brass diya collections.
•
Are these diyas meant to be lit together or used individually?
They are designed to be lit together as a pair, commonly placed on either side of an idol or as part of a broader festive lighting display.
•
Is this set suitable for gifting during Navratri and Diwali?
Yes, its symbolic association with wealth and its compact size make it a suitable and meaningful return gift for both festivals.
•
Can these diyas be used for pujas other than Navratri and Diwali?
Yes, they can be lit during other pooja occasions related to wealth and prosperity, such as Dhanteras or Lakshmi puja, beyond the two main festivals.