These holders come in shapes like lotuses, elephants, lanterns, or geometric pedestals, often handcrafted with engravings of deities, floral motifs, or mirrors that amplify the diya's glow. Sized from 4-12 inches tall, they accommodate single or multiple diyas, creating a radiant focal point for rituals while preventing spills. ​ Key Features Stable elevation: Raised platforms keep diyas secure and flames elevated for safety and better light diffusion. ​ Intricate craftsmanship: Hand-engraved brass or terracotta designs with auspicious symbols like Ganesha or swastikas. ​ Versatile placement: Wall-mounted, tabletop, or floating styles suit altars, mandaps, or outdoor decor. ​ Reflective enhancement: Polished surfaces multiply flame glow, creating mesmerizing patterns and warmth. ​ Durable tradition: Rust-resistant metals or eco-friendly clay ensure longevity as heirlooms. ​