Brass Tortoise Kuber Diya Set of 2 | Vastu Lamp

Brass Tortoise Kuber Diya – Set of 2 is a pair of oil lamps where a textured, leaf-spouted bowl sits on a base shaped like a tortoise, complete with carved legs and a patterned shell. The lamp style is associated with Kuber, regarded in Hindu tradition as the god of wealth, while the tortoise base adds the stability and steady-growth symbolism linked with Vastu practice. Handcrafted in solid brass, it is lit during pooja and festivals, and its detailed base also makes it a piece worth displaying on its own. It works well as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests in India or abroad. Product Highlights • Tortoise-Shaped Base - The lamp stands on a carved tortoise with visible legs and a textured shell, rather than a plain pedestal. • Leaf-Spouted Oil Bowl - The bowl has a pointed, leaf-like edge on one side, shaped for holding a wick and pouring oil cleanly. • Textured Bowl Detailing - The outer surface of the bowl carries a fine, hand-worked texture rather than a smooth, plain finish. • Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal traditionally used for Kuber diyas and pooja lamps in Indian homes. • Sold as a Pair - Comes as two identical lamps, suited for lighting together during pooja or placing at two points in the home. • Compact Size - Measures about 6.3 cm in length, 5 cm in width, and 4 cm in height, weighing close to 80 grams, sized for a pooja shelf or altar corner. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Brass Tortoise Kuber Diya – Set of 2? • Combines Two Symbols in One Lamp - Brings together the Kuber diya form, linked with wealth, and the tortoise base, linked with stability, in a single piece. • A Lamp That Also Works as a Standalone Piece - The carved tortoise base gives it a decorative presence even when the lamp isn't lit. • Practical Leaf-Spout Design - The spouted edge makes it easier to place a wick and light it without oil spreading over the rim. • A Matching Pair, Ready to Light Together - Two identical diyas mean you can light them side by side without sourcing a second piece separately. Frequently Asked Questions • What is a Kuber diya used for? It is an oil lamp style associated with Kuber, the Hindu god of wealth, and is commonly lit during pooja, Diwali, and other prosperity-related rituals. • Why does this diya have a tortoise as its base instead of a plain stand? The tortoise base adds Vastu symbolism linked with stability and steady growth, along with a decorative element beyond a plain pedestal. • Is this different from your Vastu Tortoise with Plate set? Yes. That product is a tortoise figure on a flat plate. This one is a functional oil lamp, with the tortoise forming the base that the lamp bowl sits on. • Can this be lit with regular pooja oil and a cotton wick? Yes. The leaf-spouted bowl is designed to hold oil and a wick, the same as a standard brass diya. • Should both lamps in the set be lit together, or can I use just one at a time? Either works. Many customers light both together during pooja, though using one at a time is just as fine.