Deer - Bastar Tribal Wrought Iron Diya / Candle Stand

The product page lists the holder diameter and depth. Most of our stands fit standard tea lights or pillar candles. Measure your candle base before ordering for the best fit.

Our candle stands are crafted from brass, iron, wood, or ceramic. The product page lists the exact material and finish. Handmade pieces develop character with use.

Candle stands are sold without candles unless the listing specifically says otherwise. Tea lights, pillar candles, or decorative candles are sold separately on our store.

Yes. Our candle stands are designed to hold candles securely on flat surfaces. For polished wood or delicate surfaces, place a coaster underneath as a precaution. Never leave burning candles unattended.

Yes. Our candle stands work as standalone decor pieces. Many customers display them on shelves, mantels, or dining tables year-round without candles.

Baster Wrought Iron is a traditional craft form practiced in India. Artisans use age-old techniques and locally sourced materials to create each piece by hand.

Skilled makers follow traditional methods passed down through generations. Each piece involves multiple steps of handwork. The process is slow, deliberate, and results in unique products.

Look for minor variations in shape, color, or pattern. Machine-made products look perfectly uniform. Handmade Baster Wrought Iron pieces carry the maker's touch in every small detail.

Every piece is made by hand, one at a time. Slight differences in material, pressure, and technique make each one unique. That's what separates handcraft from factory output.

Handle gently. Keep dry and clean. Specific care depends on the material. check the product page. Most pieces stay in excellent condition with regular dusting and gentle handling.

Iron feels heavy, cool, and solid. Wrought iron has a slightly rough, hammered texture from handwork. The dark metal surface can be smooth or deliberately textured by the blacksmith.

Wipe with a soft dry cloth for regular care. For deeper cleaning, use lemon juice with salt or a mild metal polish. Avoid abrasive scrubbers on finished or engraved surfaces.

Brass and copper develop a natural patina with exposure to air and moisture. Many people prefer this aged look. If not, regular polishing keeps the original shine intact.

Iron is built to last generations. Metal products don't break, chip, or fade like other materials. With basic upkeep, they stay functional and beautiful for decades.

Brass and copper have been used in Indian kitchens for centuries. For acidic foods, use tin-lined versions. The product page notes food-safety for each specific piece.