Brass Peacock Diya on Pedestal
Brass Peacock Diya on Pedestal
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How to get it
- UK delivery from £3. Order by 3pm Monday to Friday and we post it the same day.
- Free click & collect from Heritage, 97 Ealing Road, 1st floor (door on Douglas Avenue, lift inside). Usually ready in 2 hours. Choose it at checkout.
- See it first at Heritage. Open 7 days, 10am to 6:30pm.
Family-run for five generations, and on Ealing Road for over 30 years.
How delivery and collection workHandmade items, so colours and details may differ a little from the photo.
A footed brass diya with a scalloped, bead-edged bowl raised on a fluted pedestal, crowned by a peacock with its tail fanned behind. Cast in solid brass and noticeably heavy in the hand — this is the centrepiece lamp of the group rather than an everyday diya.
The raised bowl lifts the flame above the level of a thali or a shelf so it can be seen from across the room, and the weight of the base means it will not tip if it is knocked. Finished bright rather than antiqued, so it sits well alongside brass pooja ware and picks up the gold in a mandir.
Significance: The peacock is the vahana of Lord Kartikeya and a companion of Saraswati, and appears throughout temple metalwork as a symbol of beauty, of the coming rains, and of the shedding of pride. A raised diya of this kind is lit at the start of aarti and left burning through the ceremony.
Good for
- Daily aarti and pooja
- Diwali and Kartik month
- Windowsills, staircases and doorways at festivals
- A Diwali gift
Details:
Style: brass peacock, pedestal
Material: solid brass
Raised bowl on a weighted fluted base
Use: oil or ghee with a cotton wick
Product code (SKU / barcode): HERITAGE-1321
Want to see it first? Visit us on Ealing Road, Wembley. Our Heritage shop is at 97 Ealing Road, HA0 4BN (1st floor – the entrance is round the corner on Douglas Avenue).
UK delivery, or collect free from our Wembley shops.
About our handmade products
About our handmade products
Most of what we sell is made by hand in India: our murtis, mandirs, pooja items, sarees and clothing. Because each piece is made by hand, no two are exactly the same. The carving, painting, pattern, stitching or finish may differ a little from the photo. Wood grain and marble markings are natural and vary from piece to piece.
Colours can also look slightly different on each phone or laptop screen, and sizes are approximate.
If you need an exact colour, size or pattern, please message us on WhatsApp with a photo, or visit our shops on Ealing Road, Wembley, to see the item before you buy.
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