• This image displays a matching two-piece set of traditional Indian oil lamps (diyas) crafted from polished yellow brass.
• They are placed side by side against a light, vertical-grained wooden background, with loose red rose petals and yellow marigold pieces scattered around their bases.
  Both lamps share an identical lower assembly, consisting of a wide, shallow oil reservoir bowl with a single defined pouring lip or wick-rest pointed toward the front.
• The bowl is integrated with a central pedestal stem that flares out into a circular, multi-tiered pedestal base detailed with subtle engraved patterns.
  The distinct difference lies in the ornate, flat-backed emblems mounted vertically at the peak of each central stem:
  • The Left Lamp (Sudarshana Chakra): Features a circular disc styled after a holy wheel (Chakra), displaying stylized, radiating spokes, concentric circular patterns in the center, and wing-like tassels on its left and right edges.
  • The Right Lamp (Panchajanya Shankh): Features a stylized depiction of a sacred conch shell (Shankh), highlighting its natural spiral growth pattern and similar flared side tassels.

Dimensions: 7H x 4L x 4W  Inches
Weight: 2.1 kg
Material:  Brass Metal