Silver Peacock Diya | Five Wick Oil Lamp | Mayur Deepam

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Rs. 750.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 148 Gms ± 5%
  • Aluminium
  • 10 x 10 x 12 cms
  • Auspicious Illumination: Highly recommended for lighting in your pooja room or the North East corner of your home to purify the atmosphere and attract spiritual harmony.
  • Symbol of Purity: The majestic peacock motif represents grace and divine beauty, acting as a powerful spiritual symbol that elevates your daily worship and meditation.
  • Multi Wick Design: Features five perfectly shaped oil bowls, allowing you to light several wicks simultaneously for a brighter, more radiant traditional aarti experience.
  • Exquisite Craftsmanship: Showcases deep, intricate carvings across the bird figure and the flared base, offering a premium antique silver aesthetic to your mandir setup.
  • Meaningful Gifting: An extraordinary and deeply cultural gift choice for Diwali, housewarming ceremonies, weddings, and Karthigai Deepam celebrations.
Description

Bring an aura of grace and divine illumination into your sacred space with this beautifully detailed multi wick oil lamp. Revered across India, the peacock is a profound symbol of purity, beauty, and auspicious beginnings. This traditional lamp is lovingly known as a Mayur Deepam in Telugu and Kannada, Mayil Vilakku in Tamil and Malayalam, and a Panchmukhi Diya in Hindi. According to Vastu Shastra principles, lighting a lamp adorned with a peacock attracts positive energy, dispels darkness, and invites the blessings of Goddess Saraswati and Lord Kartikeya into your home. This specific design features a stunning peacock perched elegantly above multiple oil bowls, all supported by a beautifully carved traditional base. Its radiant silver aesthetic makes it an exceptional centerpiece for your daily prayers, aarti rituals, or grand festive decorations.

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Silver Peacock Diya | Five Wick Oil Lamp | Mayur Deepam
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