Brass Dalucha Hanging Oil Lamp | Ritual Decor for Temples, Homes
Brass Dalucha Hanging Oil Lamp - Peacock Lamp
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Size:
With Chain Height: 64cm
Without chain height: 25cm
Width: 23cm
Weight: 2.53kg
Materials: Brass Body
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About Our Product:
The handcrafted Brass Dalucha Hanging Oil Lamp, a traditional ceremonial artifact from Nepal, will illuminate your sacred area with a timeless glow. This 2.53kg ritual lamp, which measures 64cm with the chain and 25cm without, has wonderfully designed oil holders arranged around a central column crowned with an attractive peacock finial—a symbol of beauty, attentiveness, and divine presence in South Asian culture.
Each of the oil cups is accompanied by a little brass bell, adding a visual and recognizable element to devotion. When lit, the glowing flames and soft ringing of bells provide a tranquil atmosphere appropriate for spiritual activities, temple rites, and celebratory gatherings. The Dalucha is typically suspended during puja ceremonies and is admired for its capacity to raise energy and bring auspiciousness into any setting.
Introduction to Dalucha:
The Dalucha holds deep cultural and spiritual significance in Newar Buddhist and Hindu traditions, where lighting an oil lamp symbolizes offering light to deities and dispelling ignorance. Traditionally hung in temples, shrines, and monasteries, it is a sacred vessel for illumination during rituals and prayers. The intricate craftsmanship, often featuring oxidized copper or brass with ornate embellishments, showcases Nepalese metalwork's devotion and artistic excellence. Beyond its religious use, the Dalucha enhances the ambiance of meditation spaces, bringing a sense of serenity, reverence, and spiritual connection.
How do you set up your own Buddhist Shrine?
• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center
