Copper Enamel Diya
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All our products are handcrafted and this results in each product being unique and slightly different from each other and therefore will have minor variations on dimensions & weight.Description
Crafted with care and featuring intricate enamel detailing, it's a perfect gift to light up your loved ones' homes and hearts.
Share the joy of the festival with this exquisite diya.
What you get in the order:diyas at a special offer price specifically for navratri gifting. The diameter of the diya is around 7 cm.
Additional Information
Packaged and Marketed by:
Zishta Traditions Private Limited
Address: 25/1, 9th Cross, 19th A Main, JP Nagar 2nd Phase, Bangalore 560078
Contact: +919008220185 , support@zishta.com
Country of Origin: India
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