Pujaware

The Brass Diya from Nyra® Kitchenware is a beautiful and culturally ethnic piece that is perfect for home use. Made from pure brass, this panch aarti diya features five faces and one deep face for ghee/oil for lighting. It is designed to accentuate the beauty and peaceful ambiance of any room it is placed in. This brass diya is available in two different sizes to suit your preferences. Its subtle and elegant design adds a touch of sophistication to your home decor. The handle of the diya ensures easy and safe handling.

Nyra presents you with a pure Brass/Peetal Single Aarti Diya with a handle. This Aarti Diya is made the traditional way and brings a touch of India to Festivals. You can also use them as decorations in your home in the living room or place them on the table. This type of diya has been used for Pooja/Aarti in Homes/Offices for centuriesA beautiful decorative element for your home or altar. Made from premium quality material and an antique finish, this Puja Diya comes with a handle for better grip & is perfect for decorating your home, or temple. The Aaarti Diya is an indispensable tool for the puja performed in temples and homes. This diya has a handle that is designed to fit the contours of your palm while offering you an elegant look.

Nyra® presents you with a pure brass Puja Mandir Ghanta. In Hindu culture, bells play a very important role. From temples to altars at home, they are almost always used in rituals. Traditionally, the bell was supposed to be rung before starting worship, with an intention that the divine enters you and all demonic forces within your soul depart, and so do the ones outside it. It is crafted with several metals and alloys, and quantities of these metals are mixed with accurate scientific calculations. As a result, when you ring the bell, complete harmony is created between the left and right lobes of the brain, bringing you to a state of supreme calm. The echo touches the seven chakras of the body, taking a minute on each which completely relaxes your body. The aura of uttermost calm created by sound allows for the power of concentration in the brain to increase immensely and become strong. The environment created puts you in a state of trance that takes calmness and worship to another level. It prepares you for the prayer you are going to start, wake you up, and puts you in a state of awareness about prayer, so you can get lost in the mantras for a moment and absorb maximum spiritual gain. A type of temple bell is also designed to produce the sound 'Om', a sound that is believed to have the same frequency as the frequency of the earth's rotation around its axis. Ghanta Or Bell is the Sanskrit term for a ritual bell used in Hinduistic religious practices. Hindu temples generally have one metal bell hanging at the entrance and devotees ring the bell while entering the temple which is an essential part of the preparation of having a darshan. A bell is also rung by priests during Pujan or Yachna