Brass 5 Layer Aarti Lamp, Panch Aarti Deepam, Panchmukhi Panchadeepam Traditional Pooja Lamp

Product Highlights:
Dimension: Length: 36 cm, Width: 23 cm, Depth: 15 cm
Weight: 1.15 kg
Material: Premium Quality Brass (Peetal / Pital / Pittal / Hittale Alloy)
Package Contents: 1 Brass 5 Layer Aarti Lamp (Panch Aarti Deepam / Pancharti Diya)
Finish: Traditional Temple Style Handcrafted Finish
Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain the natural shine and longevity of the brass panchadeepam lamp.

About Our Making Process:
This traditional brass 5 step aarti lamp is carefully crafted using high quality Peetal (brass) through skilled Indian metal casting techniques inspired by South Indian Panchadeepam and temple Pancharti lamps. Each brass panch jyoti diya is designed to provide stability, balanced weight distribution and long lasting durability, making it ideal for daily pooja rituals, temple use and festive aarti ceremonies. The five tier aarti lamp structure allows multiple jyots (wicks) to be lit simultaneously, symbolizing prosperity, positivity and divine blessings.

Why Choose Us:
Made from heavy quality brass for durability and authentic traditional appearance
Handcrafted design inspired by temple panchadeepam and heritage pooja lamps
Perfect balance of utility and spiritual décor appeal
Ideal weight and size for comfortable aarti use
Suitable for daily pooja, festive rituals and temple ceremonies

Deity Significance:
The Brass Panch Aarti Deepam (Panchmukhi Aarti Lamp / Panchpradeep) holds deep spiritual significance in Hindu rituals. Lighting the five jyots represents the five elements (Pancha Bhoota) – Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space – bringing harmony, purification and divine energy into the home or temple. This traditional pancharti diya is commonly used for Lakshmi pooja, Durga aarti, Ganesh pooja and daily mandir rituals to invite prosperity and positive vibrations.

Perfect For:
Home temple pooja mandir
Daily aarti rituals and festival ceremonies
Temple use and spiritual places
Housewarming and religious gifting
Traditional pooja décor and vastu setups