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It’s very great one and looked very festive ambience for all the Hindu festivals

This urli is 14 inches wide with 13 diyas around and is a decent size for decorating. It is made up of metal alloy (most probably iron) and seems like it is powder coated with gold color, so I would be a little careful while using it and cleaning it to make it last long. It is not too heavy nor too light, but is sturdy enough. It can be used during festivals or during any special occasions in your puja room, on your dining table or the main entrance. The central bowl can be filled up with water and some floating candles along with flowers or petals or with just some flowers with some lighted up candles/diyas in the diya holders and it would look absolutely beautiful. I would not light oil lamps in these since these cannot be scrubbed while cleaning, but I would just go ahead and use battery powered candles or tea light candles. The price can be a little lower for this but overall it is functional and beautiful decor piece.

I bought both designs and in both sizes for mothers days presents and everyone loved it. Good quality value for money. Love the bigger size hut to each his own. Highly recommended!

It's very good quality, it's very thick and heavy also very big in size . Looks very grand . Can't wait to use it .

Good quality and packaging is very good

Beautiful diya!!

I own a yoga and healing center. We’ve used this as a centerpiece a few times. It’s an eye catcher, for sure. We get lots of compliments and questions about it. My only beef with it is that it feels flimsy. It’s lightweight (in a bad way). I worry that if it gets dropped or something heavy is sat on it, the metal will warp and bend. I would consider it ‘semi fragile.’

This is a nice decor that can be placed on your coffee table or on the floor like in Indian households. Fill it with some flowers and use oil to light “diyas” . I used tea lights and it works too. Would have been nice if this was detachable so that we could arrange it any which way. It has a shiny coppery look and can be used as a decor without any additional accessorizing.