Pure Brass Akhand Diya 150ml - Glass Cover & Adjustable Bati

The Pure Brass Akhand Diya is a 150ml lantern-style oil and ghee diya with a borosilicate glass cover and a screw-lever wick adjuster. Built for long-burn akhand jyoti during Navratri, Diwali, and daily mandir pooja, it lets you raise or lower the bati safely without touching the flame. Free delivery across the UAE on orders above AED 30. Pay in full or split into 4 with Tabby at checkout.

Why families across UAE choose this akhand diya

• 150ml long-burn capacity: Holds enough oil or ghee for extended pooja with fewer refills.
• Adjustable bati lever: The screw mechanism raises or lowers the wick cleanly. No more burnt fingers mid-jyoti.
• Borosilicate glass cover: Shields the flame from AC drafts and balcony breeze, common issues in UAE apartments.
• Pure brass body: Heavyweight, traditional, and built to last across years of festivals.
• Lantern-style finish: Looks at home in a modern Dubai apartment mandir or a Sharjah villa pooja room.

Best for

• Akhand jyoti during Navratri, Diwali, Karthigai Deepam and Shivratri
• Daily ghee or sesame oil diya lighting in the home mandir
• Devotees who want a safer way to manage the wick on long rituals
• Housewarming, Grah Pravesh, and festival gifting in the UAE Indian community

What makes it different from an open diya

Unlike a regular brass diya, this one pairs a protective glass cover with a wick-lifting screw lever. Together they steady the flame, reduce smoke deposits on shelves, and make long-duration akhand jyoti easier to monitor through the night.

What's in the box

• 1 x Pure brass akhand diya, large size
• 1 x Borosilicate glass cover
• 1 x Cotton bati (wick)

Specifications

Product	Brass akhand diya with glass cover
Material	Pure brass with borosilicate glass cover
Capacity	Approx. 150ml for oil or ghee
Mechanism	Adjustable bati screw lever for wick lifting
Finish	Polished golden brass
Size	Diya 9.5 cm H x 11.5 cm W. Glass cover 8 x 8 cm.
Use with	Til oil, mustard oil, ghee, and cotton bati
Included	Diya, glass cover, 1 cotton wick

How to set up your akhand jyoti

1. Place the diya on a stable, heat-safe brass or wooden surface in your mandir.
2. Fill with til oil, mustard oil, or ghee, staying within the 150ml capacity.
3. Insert the cotton bati and light it carefully.
4. Use the screw lever to raise the wick and adjust the flame height.
5. Lower the glass cover to shield the flame from drafts.

Care and safety

• Never leave the lit diya unattended, especially overnight during akhand jyoti.
• Keep away from children, pets, curtains, and any flammable items.
• Let the brass body and glass cover cool fully before cleaning or refilling.
• Clean the brass with a mild brass polish or a lemon and besan paste, then dry it completely.
• Wipe the glass with a soft, lint-free cloth to keep it clear.

UAE delivery and payment

Free delivery across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, RAK, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain on orders above AED 30. Pay in full or split into 4 with Tabby at checkout. Divine Sansar also supplies pooja samagri to Hindu temples in UAE, US, Canada, and Australia, and runs a festive pop-up inside Hindu Temple Dubai during major occasions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of this brass akhand diya?

The diya holds approximately 150ml of oil or ghee, enough for an extended akhand jyoti session with fewer refills.

Can this diya be used for akhand jyoti?

Yes. The 150ml capacity, glass cover, and adjustable bati screw lever make it suitable for long-duration akhand jyoti rituals during Navratri, Diwali, and other significant pooja days. Always keep it monitored.

Does it come with a glass cover?

Yes. The diya includes a borosilicate glass cover that shields the flame from drafts and gives the diya its lantern-style appearance.

Can I adjust the flame height?

Yes. The wick lifting screw lever lets you raise or lower the bati without directly touching the wick, making the flame easier and safer to control.

Is this akhand diya suitable for gifting?

Yes. It is a thoughtful spiritual gift for Diwali, Navratri, Grah Pravesh, housewarmings and devotees setting up a new mandir at home.

Which oil should I use for akhand jyoti?

Pure ghee is traditional and burns cleanly. Til (sesame) oil and mustard oil are also widely used, especially for longer rituals. Avoid blended cooking oils.

Will the brass tarnish over time?

Brass naturally develops a patina with use. Gentle cleaning with lemon and besan paste, or a mild brass polish, will restore the shine. Always dry it fully before storing.

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