Deepavali boat lamp by Forestkraft made from seed shell
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Deepavali is the perfect time to refresh your home. In a world of customisation and curation, make your decor a talking point at every gathering. Here is a quick list to help your home shine bright.
Blue pottery diyas
Blue pottery diya
If you are looking to go beyond the usual earthen lamps, consider artisanal diyas that need no soaking or scrubbing before use. The blue pottery diyas, crafted by skilled artisans of Rajasthan, feature traditional floral motifs in striking colour combinations that instantly elevate any corner they are placed in.
₹580 for a set of five on brownliving.in
Touch of gold
Nicobar gold-finish brass toran
Looking for something beyond faux flowers for your door? Temple Garden Torans by Nicobar, crafted in gold-finished brass, offer a soft festive glow. Hang them by the door or window to add a subtle touch of sparkle to your decor.
Upwards of ₹1,730 on nicobar.com
Timeless terracotta
Terracotta lamps by Claymango
For minimal, contemporary handcrafted decor, Claymango offers terracotta tealight lamps by Earthen Roots. Designed for versatility, they double up as candle holders, diyas, or incense stands. Place them on your dinner table or around your gathering spaces for that festive glow.
Upwards of ₹2,980 (set of 20) on claymango.com
Forest finds
Kartoos flower arrangement centre piece by ForestKraft
Forestkraft uses dried flowers and forest finds like pine cones, fruits, and pods to craft its products. The brand creates torans rich in earthy textures, forest-inspired details, and subtle floral aromas. From pine cones and dried Kartoos shells (seed head) to sitaphal pods, each piece carries a touch of the wild. Forestkraft also offers readymade centrepieces.
Upwards of ₹2,750 at forestkraft.com
Glass glow
Glass puja set Muun Home
Muun Home blends its love for Scandinavian minimalism with vibrant colour, Indian heritage, and craftsmanship to create its line of glass diyas. Each piece is thoughtfully handcrafted in collaboration with Indian artisans, merging traditional techniques with contemporary design. Available in glass and brass variants.
Upwards of ₹1,890 on muunhome.com
Mithai lights
Mithai diyas by The Light Haus
Why eat a ladoo when you can light one up? The Light Haus Studio crafts quirky candles that look just like motichoor laddoos, barfis, and even jhangris. Light Haus is a home-grown brand by Neha Jain Shah. Also check out the brand’s handmade seashell tealight holders.
Upwards of ₹200. @thelighthaus.studio on Instagram
Heavy metal
P-Tal
Live up to tradition with the durability and easy maintenance of brass diyas from P-Tal. The hammered, pure brass diyas are hand crafted by the Thatheras of Punjab, come in a set of four, designed to burn longer with a wide mouth that supports the wick. Their versatile size also lets you repurpose them as dry snack holders.
Set of four priced at ₹1,716 on ptal.in
Published – October 16, 2025 05:02 pm IST
