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These Trinetra Enterprises cotton wicks are pre-shaped round phool battis for daily pooja. The pack holds about 1100 wicks (approx 100 g) in assorted colours such as saffron, yellow and magenta. The wicks are hand-rolled from cotton and made to absorb ghee, sesame oil and other pooja oils, so they are ready to use for morning and evening aarti, akhand jyot, havan and festivals like Diwali and Navratri.
Soak a wick in ghee or oil for a moment, then place it in the diya with the tip standing upright. Light the tip and keep the flame away from curtains and paper. Never leave a lit diya unattended, and keep matches and diyas out of children's reach.
Families who light a diya every day, temple and mandir use, and anyone stocking up on wicks for Diwali, Navratri, akhand jyot or special pujas.
About 1100 cotton wicks (approx 100 g) in a clear, reusable box. Close the lid after use and store in a dry place, away from oil spills, water and open flames.
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Country of Origin: India
| Brand | TRINETRA ENTERPRISES |
| Height | 10 |
| Length | 10 |
| Breadth | 10 |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Returnable | No |
The pack has about 1100 round cotton wicks, weighing roughly 100 g. The exact count can vary slightly because the wicks are hand-rolled, but it is plenty for daily use.
Yes. They are made to absorb ghee, sesame oil and other pooja oils. Dip the wick briefly before placing it in the diya so the flame lights easily.
They are listed for aarti, deepak and akhand jyot. For a long-burning jyot, use enough ghee or oil in the lamp and keep it in a safe, draught-free spot.
They come in assorted traditional colours, including saffron, yellow and magenta tones. Colours are mixed in the box, so you cannot choose a single colour.
Keep the box closed and store it in a dry cupboard. Moisture or oil spills can make cotton wicks harder to light, so handle them with dry hands.
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