Height : 21 Inches, Weight : 0.840 Kg

Brass Single Face Hanging Diya

1. Daily Rituals and Spiritual Worship

• Pooja Room Illumination: It is primarily hung in home altars or pooja rooms and lit during the morning and evening Sandhya (twilight) hours to invoke divine blessings and dispel ignorance.

• Temple Corridors: You will often see larger versions of these hanging lamps lining the mandapams (halls) or inner sanctums of South Indian temples, creating a continuous, elevated glow of devotion.

2. Strategic Vastu Placement

• Radiating Positive Energy: According to Vastu Shastra, placing a light source at an elevated height allows the positive energy (Prana) and light to radiate outward, cleansing a larger area of the room from stagnant or negative vibrations.

• Directional Alignment: They are best hung in the Northeast, North, or East zones of a home. Often, they are hung in pairs on either side of the main deity or just inside the main entrance to welcome auspicious energies.