Oil Lamp Set for Ritual Ceremonies | Handcrafted Brass Altar Lamps

Brass Oil Lamps Set | Sacred Ritual Lighting for Prayer

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Size: 3.5cm(Height) x 8cm(Width)
Single Weight: 0.19 kg
Total Weight: 1 kg
Materials: Brass
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About Our Product: 

The Oil Lamp Set for Ritual Ceremonies is a beautifully crafted collection designed for traditional spiritual practices and sacred offerings. Made from brass, each lamp in this set carries a balanced weight and refined finish, creating a harmonious presence for prayer spaces, temples, and home altars. Used in Buddhist and Hindu rituals, oil lamps symbolize light overcoming darkness, awareness over ignorance, and devotion offered with sincerity. This complete set is ideal for daily worship, festivals, and ceremonial lighting traditions.

The design of these brass oil lamps features a classic circular bowl resting on a decorative base inspired by traditional altar motifs. The smooth inner bowl is shaped to hold oil or ghee, while the carved base adds visual depth and cultural character. When arranged together, the lamps create a unified and symmetrical altar display, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of rituals and meditation practices. Their understated design allows the flame itself to become the focal point of devotion.

Spiritually, lighting oil lamps is an act of offering clarity, purity, and intention. This oil lamp set supports mindfulness and focus during prayer, meditation, and ritual ceremonies. Whether placed along an altar, temple platform, or sacred shelf, the Oil Lamp Set for Ritual Ceremonies represents reverence, illumination, and continuity of ancient spiritual traditions. It is well-suited for practitioners, spiritual households, and those seeking meaningful ritual decor.

Introduction to Oil Lamp

An oil lamp is a lamp that uses an oil-based fuel to provide light for an extended period. Although less frequent today, oil lamps have been used for thousands of years and still are. They function similarly to candles but use liquid fuel at room temperature, necessitating an oil container. The oil is burned as it is drawn up a textile wick that is lowered into the liquid and lit at the end.