Kansa Diya | Illuminate your home this Diwali

A single kansa diya, made to hold a steady flame through every puja. Kansa Diya is a traditional lamp made from kansa, a bronze alloy long used in Indian homes for lighting during festivals and daily rituals. This diya holds oil and a wick, and is shaped to sit flat and steady wherever it is placed, whether that's a puja shelf, a window ledge, or the entrance during Diwali. Product Highlights • Made from kansa (bronze alloy) : A metal traditionally associated with purity and positive energy in Indian homes, used for centuries in lamps and puja items. • Compact, single-diya size : At 7 to 7.3 cm diameter and under 100 gms, it's easy to place on a thali, altar, or windowsill without taking up much space. • Stable, flat base : Designed to sit securely so the flame doesn't tip or flicker unnecessarily during aarti or long puja sessions. • Handcrafted finish : Shaped by hand, which means the surface may show minor variations from one diya to the next. • Suited for oil and wick lighting : Works well with traditional til oil, ghee, or cotton wick lamps used in most Indian rituals. • Multi-festival use : Common during Diwali, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Krishna Janmashtami, and Karthigai Deepam, not limited to a single occasion. • Note : This listing is for one single Kansa Diya. Any additional diyas seen in the product photos are shown only for display purposes. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Kansa Diya? • Rooted in Ayurvedic tradition : Kansa is associated with balancing properties in Ayurveda, which is part of why some households prefer it over other metals for daily lighting. • Works for daily and festive use : Light it every day for puja or bring it out specifically for Diwali and other festivals, it fits both routines. • Authentic metal, not plated : This diya is solid kansa, not a brass or steel piece with a coating made to look like bronze. • Right size for small spaces : Its compact size makes it practical for apartment altars and smaller puja corners, not just large temple-style setups. • Easy to maintain : A simple wipe after use keeps it in good condition; it does not need special polish for regular use. • Sourced from traditional metal artisans : Continues a lamp-making practice passed down through generations of Indian craftspeople. Frequently Asked Questions • What is a Kansa Diya used for? It is used as an oil or ghee lamp for daily puja and for festivals like Diwali, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Krishna Janmashtami, and Karthigai Deepam. • Is kansa the same as bronze or brass? Kansa is a type of bronze alloy, different from brass. It has its own composition and is specifically associated with Ayurvedic and ritual use in India. • How many diyas do I get with this order? This listing is for one single Kansa Diya. Any additional diyas seen in the product photos are shown only for display purposes. • How do I clean and store a kansa diya? Wash it with water and mild soap after use. Wipe it with a soft dry clothand store it in a dry place. Avoid leaving oil residue inside for long periods, as it can affect the finish over time. • What size is this diya, and will it hold enough oil for a long aarti? It measures 7.0 to 7.3 cm in diameter and weighs 80 to 100 gms, a size suited for regular daily lighting rather than extended multi-hour lamps.