Brass Ghee Lamps - (Diya) - Choose size

Brass Ghee Lamp.   They work well for offerings if you do not fill them with Ghree.  Or use them for sitting lamps. You can also turn them upside down and use for a candle holder. 

Choose Size- See photo for style choice. 
2 1/2" inches Tall by 2 1/8" wide bowl at the top
2 3/4" Tall by 2 1/2" Wide bowl at the top

Other names.. Diya, Ghee Lamp. Arati Lamp, 

How to use:
1. You can fill the  bowl Ghee or with cooking oil or castor oil and put a wick or a piece of cotton twisted into a wick into the oil, then light the wick when ready to use. Put them on your alter or in a safe place. 
NOTE: (do not over-fill the lamp. The bottom gets hot after some time. 
2. Make ghee wicks and put them in a jar in melted ghee or cooking oil to use when ever needed. Some people like to add camphor oil or resin to make them last longer and for aroma. Simply add that to the jar or to your individual ghee wick pod when you are ready to use it.
Put the ghee wick into the pod or wick area standing straight or leaning forward onto the pointed area. ( do not hang over past the brass area or it can drip.)
The lamps with handles are used as an offering to God. The lamps without handles are generally placed on the altar or in a safe place as a lamp to offer to God. 

Care instructions: These lamps have an antique coating that fills in the lines with black. If you would like to polish that off, simply use lemon juice and dish soap on a cloth or sponge and rub it until it is the level shine you like. If you want to keep the black just clean with a cotton cloth. clean the ghee whck area with soap only.