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Terracotta Black Pottery Shell Candle Holder Diya

Name: Terracotta Black Pottery Shell Candle Holder Diya
SKU: 8572662
Price: 4.52 USD
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Sold by anjaneya handicrafts llp · Retailer, Brand Owner, Exporter, Wholesaler, Women Entrepreneur, Startup · Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India

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₹ 4.52 /Unit

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Minimum order: 1 Unit

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1 Unit

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On request

Packaging

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As per product specification

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Origin

India

Port of dispatch

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Export markets served

Candle holder, incense burner, aroma diffuser

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Candle holder, incense burner, aroma diffuser

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anjaneya handicrafts llp

Retailer, Brand Owner, Exporter, Wholesaler, Women Entrepreneur, Startup · Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India

What started as a research idea in January 2024—The Mavri—quickly grew into a heartfelt venture to bring India’s rich handicraft traditions to life. After months of research, connecting with artisans, and understanding what customers truly value, we launched in May 2024. As our vision expanded, so did our structure—we’ve now transitioned into Anjaneya Handicrafts LLP to scale more effectively. We're in our early traction stage, and the journey so far has laid a strong foundation. Now, we’re ready to grow—diversifying into more crafts, empowering more artisans, and reaching more people who appreciate the beauty of handmade.

Registered address: Prayagraj, India. Industry: Gifts, Handicrafts & Cottage Industry > Technique based Handicrafts.

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Established

2025

Employees

1–10

GST

NOT SHARED

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Not shared

Export markets

Candle holder, incense burner, aroma diffuser

GlobalLinker Member Since

Jul 2025

Turnover

100000 - 2500000.

Incorporation Type

On request

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Product details

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Overview

Key FeaturesDesign: Distinctive conch shell or Shankha shape, which is often considered auspicious in various cultures, particularly Hinduism.Material: It appears to be made from black pottery (sometimes called black clay pottery or Kumbhakari). This material is characterized by its matte black finish, which is achieved through a specific firing process (often reduction firing) where the smoke and carbon penetrate the clay.Function: It is designed to be a candle holder or an incense burner (sometimes called a dhoop daan or aroma diffuser).The flower-shaped cutouts on the body are functional, allowing air to circulate, the glow of a candle to shine through, or smoke/aroma to escape.The small holes on the top likely serve the same purpose.It is suitable for small tea lights (if the base is wide enough) or an aromatherapy oil candle with oil and water placed in a basin (though the image doesn't clearly show a basin, many such items incorporate one).Finish: Smooth, matte to semi-glossy black finish typical of this style of pottery.Dimensions/Size: Appears to be hand-held and relatively compact, likely ranging from 4 to 6 inches in length.Craftsmanship: Looks hand-crafted or wheel-thrown, indicated by the slight irregularities and distinct, layered rings on the left (the coiled end of the shell).

Product Description

Cultural and Regional Context Origin: This style of black pottery is famously associated with regions in India, such as Nizamabad in Uttar Pradesh or Manipur (where it is called Longpi Ham or Naga Pottery—though the smooth, dense finish here is more reminiscent of the Nizamabad style).

Process: The unique black color is not paint or glaze but is achieved by smothering the kiln with material (like sawdust or straw) at the end of the firing process. This creates a reduction atmosphere rich in carbon, which is then absorbed by the terracotta clay, permanently turning it black. It is often polished with vegetable oil or a thin slip before the final firing to achieve the sheen.

Symbolism: The conch shell (Shankha) is a highly significant symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is associated with the god Vishnu and is used in rituals to announce the start of a ceremony or to create a purifying sound. Using this shape makes the product not just decorative but also potentially auspicious for a home altar or meditation space.

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Specifications

Material Type	Terracotta Black Pottery Clay
Finish Type	Matte to Semi-Glossy Black Finish
Dimensions	4 to 6 inches in length
Usage	Candle holder, incense burner, aroma diffuser
Design Origin	Nizamabad style black pottery
Airflow Features	Flower-shaped cutouts and holes on top
Craft Method	Handcrafted or wheel-thrown
Candle Compatibility	Small tea lights and aromatherapy oil candles
Cultural Significance	Conch shell (Shankha) symbolic in Hindu rituals

Use cases

Category	Home & Office Décor > Candles & Candle Holders > Decorative Candle Holders
Primary application	Candle holder, incense burner, aroma diffuser
Brand	Not specified
Product type	Product

Logistics & handling

Lead time	On request
Packaging	As per buyer requirement
Storage condition	As recommended by supplier
Origin	India
Form	As listed by supplier

Commercials (this seller)

Minimum order	1 Unit
Lead time	On request
Payment terms	As per negotiated commercial agreement.
Checkout type	enquiry

Buyer questions

Frequently asked by buyers

Common questions B2B buyers ask before sourcing Terracotta Black Pottery Shell Candle Holder Diya. Answers compiled from verified sellers' commercial terms and platform data.

Q: Can this shell diya accommodate different sizes of candles or only small tea lights?

A: This diya is designed primarily for small tea lights or aromatherapy oil candles with a compact basin area. Larger candles may not fit securely.

Q: Is the black finish a paint or a natural part of the pottery process?

A: The black finish is naturally achieved through a traditional reduction firing technique where carbon from smothering materials penetrates the clay, not paint or glaze.

Q: Does the diya include a built-in basin for oil and water if used as an aromatherapy candle holder?

A: This particular model typically does not show a distinct basin, but the design may allow placing a small container inside for water and oil if desired.

Q: Is the shell design purely decorative, or does it hold any ritual significance?

A: The conch shell (Shankha) shape is highly auspicious in Hinduism and Buddhism, symbolizing purity and used in rituals. Hence, it adds spiritual significance beyond decoration.

Q: Is the item suitable for commercial bulk purchase for spiritual stores or wellness centers?

A: Yes, its handcrafted quality, symbolic design, and functional versatility make it ideal for B2B buyers such as spiritual retailers and wellness industry professionals.

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