Brass Stand Diya / Jot

Indian Bartan Brass stand jot  also known as a  "Brass Diya" , is a traditional Indian oil lamp often used in religious ceremonies, festivals, and as a decorative piece. Here’s a detailed description:

Material - Made from brass, a metal alloy known for its durability and golden sheen.
Design- Typically features intricate and ornate designs. Brass diyas can range from simple, elegant forms to elaborately decorated pieces with engravings patterns.
Shape -  Diyas are designed with multiple tiers or arms, each holding a small oil reservoir or lamp, intended for use in larger ceremonies or as a grand decorative piece.
Finish - Brass diyas are usually polished to a bright, shiny finish, but they can also have an antique or patinated look depending on the style.

Purpose - The primary function is to hold oil or ghee (clarified butter) and a cotton wick, which is lit to produce a flame. The light symbolizes purity and the dispelling of darkness.
Religious Use - Brass diyas are commonly used in Hindu rituals, festivals (like Diwali), and during daily prayers. Lighting a diya is considered auspicious and is believed to invite divine blessings and ward off negative energies.
Decorative Use - Besides its functional use in rituals, the diya serves as a beautiful decorative item. It adds a touch of traditional elegance to home decor, especially in areas like prayer rooms or living spaces.

Small
Weight - 0.180 kg
Dimension - 6*6*13 cm

Large
Weight - 0.300 kg
Dimension - 8*8*20 cm