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A lotus-shaped tea light holder in iron with a golden antique finish, with each petal worked separately around the cup. At 9 cm it is small enough to buy in threes and line along a mandir shelf or rangoli - which is how most people end up using these during Diwali.
Key Features
- Lotus form with individually shaped petals
- Golden antique finish over durable iron
- Compact 9 x 9 x 10 cm size
- Stable base that holds a tea light securely
- Suits pooja rooms, mandir shelves and festive rangoli
- Affordable enough to buy in sets of three or more
Product Details
- Material: Iron
- Finish: Golden antique
- Type: Tea light candle holder
- Dimensions: 9 x 9 x 10 cm
- Candle type: Tea light
- Made in: India
How to Use & Style It
- On the mandir shelf during daily pooja
- Along a rangoli or entrance during Diwali
- In sets of three on a dining table or console
- On a bathroom shelf or bedside for evening light
- In a Diwali or wedding gift hamper
Care & Maintenance
- Let the holder cool fully before handling it
- Lift hardened wax out with a blunt plastic edge, never a knife
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth and keep it dry to prevent rust
- Store somewhere dry between festivals
Frequently Asked Questions
Which candles does it take?
Standard tea lights, the same ones sold everywhere during Diwali. Tea lights in metal cups are the cleanest option, since the cup contains the wax entirely.
Does the iron get hot while a candle burns?
It warms up, as any metal holder does. Keep it on a flat heat-safe surface, let it cool before moving it, and keep it clear of curtains, dupattas and paper decorations.
Will the iron rust?
Only if it is left wet or stored damp. Wipe it dry after cleaning and keep it out of humid cupboards, particularly during the monsoon, and the finish holds for years.
Should I buy more than one?
Most people do. A row of three or five along a mandir shelf, a rangoli edge or a dining table gives an even spread of light that a single holder cannot.
Does it work as a gift?
Yes. It is a common pick for Diwali gifting, griha pravesh and housewarmings, weddings and corporate hampers - nothing to size, and it suits almost any Indian home.
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