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Lotus LED Candle - Diwali Decor
₹495.00incl. taxes
Lotus shape
Batteries included
Moving flame
Use every year
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🪔Diwali
✨Festive
🙏Pooja Room
🏠Home Refresh
🎁Gifting
The Story
Diwali is the one night the whole house is meant to glow, and there are never quite enough diyas to go round. These lotus candles sit low along the rangoli, down the balcony railing or around the pooja thali, with a soft flame that moves like a real one in a cream lotus. Light them at dusk on Dhanteras and they carry through to Bhai Dooj. No wax on the floor, no smoke, and they come out again next year.
What's Included:
- Lotus shaped LED candles, sold from 3 pieces onwards
- Each candle runs on 3 LR44 watch batteries, and the batteries are included
- Batteries last about 48 hours and swap out through the tab underneath
- Nothing to assemble, switch them on and place them
How many candles do I need?
- To edge a rangoli, about 12
- For the entrance and the balcony railing together, 18 to 30
- For the pooja thali or a mandir shelf, 3 to 6 is enough
- They look best clustered close together rather than spread thin
Where to use them
- Around the rangoli at the entrance, where the light catches the colour
- Along the balcony railing or the window ledge, safe in the wind
- On the pooja thali beside the diyas for Lakshmi puja
- Down the middle of the dining table on the night everyone eats together
- Banked on a tray or the steps of the puja table with marigold petals between them
Care
- These sit on a surface. They are not floating candles, so keep them out of water
- Take the batteries out after Diwali and store the candles in their box
- No wax, no soot on the wall and nothing to throw away afterwards
Ways to style it
One piece, many moments — here's how our customers style theirs.
01
Around the Puja Table
Bank them close on the steps so the light wraps the idols from every side.
02
Down the Dining Table
Run a line down the centre on the night everyone eats together.
03
On the Mandir Shelf
Three or six is enough where the shelf is small and close to the eye.
Complete the Look
Style it with
Why It's the Smarter Choice
Floral Art by Nandini vs Oil Diyas & Wax Candles
FABN
Oil Diyas & Wax Candles
Flameless on the thali
✓
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An open flame to watch
Burns all five nights
✓
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Topped up every evening
No wax on the floor
✓
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Drips and stains
No soot on the wall
✓
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Blackens the niche
Safe around children
✓
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A fire hazard
Packed away and reused
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Bought fresh each year
Questions, answered
To edge a rangoli, about 12. For the entrance and the balcony railing together, 18 to 30. For the pooja thali or a mandir shelf, 3 to 6 is enough.
No, they are battery operated with a soft flickering LED flame. There is no wax, no smoke and no flame, so nothing to watch over.
Yes. Each candle runs on 3 LR44 watch batteries and they are included. They last about 48 hours and swap out through the tab underneath.
No. These sit on a surface rather than floating, so keep them out of water. If you want candles for an urli, our floating LED candles are the ones made for it.
Yes. They hold their flame on a balcony or a window ledge where a real diya would blow out, which is why they work along a railing.
Yes. Take the batteries out after Diwali and store them in their box. They come out looking the same next year.
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