White - Original Blue Pottery Ceramic Diyas (Set of 4) 04

Our diyas are crafted from terracotta, brass, ceramic, or hand-painted clay. The product page lists the exact material. Traditional terracotta diyas are unglazed for oil absorption.

Traditional diyas are sold without wicks or oil unless the listing says otherwise. Cotton wicks and mustard oil are easily available locally. Decorative painted diyas come as-is for display.

Terracotta and ceramic diyas work well with both oil and small tea light candles. Brass diyas are traditionally used with oil and cotton wicks. Check dimensions to ensure your candle fits.

Both. Simple terracotta and brass diyas are built for regular puja use. Painted and decorative diyas double as festive decor. Many customers buy a mix of both.

Wipe brass diyas with a dry cloth. Terracotta diyas absorb oil over time and may not clean fully, which is normal. Painted and ceramic diyas can be gently wiped with a damp cloth.

Blue Art Pottery from Jaipur uses quartz stone powder instead of clay. The distinctive blue-and-white color comes from cobalt oxide. Persian floral and geometric motifs define the decorating style. Each piece is painted by hand.

The base is shaped from quartz-glass-gum mixture, dried, coated with white glaze, and hand-painted with cobalt blue designs. After painting, the piece is fired in a kiln at high temperature. No two pieces have identical hand-painted details.

Handle with the care you'd give any ceramic piece. Avoid sudden temperature changes. don't pour boiling water into a cold blue art pottery item. Normal household use is perfectly fine.

Most handmade blue art pottery should not go in microwaves or ovens unless the product page specifically says so. Use for serving and display. The clay composition may not withstand high microwave heat.

Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid soaking for extended periods. Don't use abrasive pads on painted or glazed surfaces. Air dry completely before storing to prevent moisture damage.

Ceramic feels smooth, cool, and substantial in hand. Glazed surfaces are glass-like and easy to clean. Hand-thrown pieces have subtle variations in thickness that reveal they are individually made.

Keep dry and dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged moisture or water soaking. Ceramic products hold up well with gentle handling and basic maintenance.

Yes. Ceramic is a natural, sustainable material. It's sourced locally, processed with minimal chemicals, and biodegradable. Choosing ceramic supports both the environment and traditional makers.

With proper care, Ceramic products last for years. Natural materials develop character over time. slight color changes and surface patina are normal and add to the appeal.

Some moisture is fine for most Ceramic products. Prolonged dampness or waterlogging can cause damage. In humid climates, ensure good air circulation around the product and wipe dry as needed.