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Swarnadeep Pure Cow Ghee Diya Battis for Daily Pooja (Ready to Use, 100 Pcs)

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Swarnadeep is a hundred-piece box of ready-to-use cow-ghee diya battis. Pre-formed wicks in pure ghee — drop into any diya, light, and burn about thirty minutes each. No wax, no chemical fill.

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About this

Why we make it this way.

Most convenient diya battis in the market are wax-based — they burn, but they are not ghee. Swarnadeep is genuinely cow-ghee, shaped around a cotton wick. Drop one into any brass or clay diya, light the wick, and you have a proper ghee diya without preparing anything.

The hundred-piece box is chosen deliberately — that is approximately three months of daily evening puja for one household.

Your ritual

How to begin.

  1. Place one batti in the diya well.
  2. Light the wick tip.
  3. Burn time is about thirty minutes; a strong airflow shortens it.
  4. Do not blow on the diya to extinguish — use a snuffer or let it finish.
When to light it

The moment this belongs to.

Every diya-lighting occasion. Daily aarti. Evening deep. Festival illumination. Kartik and Diwali.

What this is made of

Named ingredients. Nothing hidden.

Pure cow ghee and a cotton wick. That is all.

Why this one

How it differs from the rest of the range.

This is the diya batti itself, not incense. Replaces the daily ritual of shaping a cotton wick and pouring ghee into a diya — the ghee is already in the batti.

Frequently asked

What households usually ask.

Is this really cow ghee?

Yes. It is not vegetable wax or paraffin. Pure cow ghee shaped around a cotton wick.

Does it work in a brass diya?

Yes — that is the primary use. Any traditional diya works.

How long does one box last?

Roughly three months of one daily aarti per household.

Complete this pooja

What the daily aarti asks for.

Keep a diya with it, sambrani for Saturday. The three together are the household's daily practice.