Traditional Panas, Oil Lamp

Ritual Importance:

In Nepali traditions, especially during festivals like Tihar, Indra Jatra, and Mha Puja, the Panas is lit to invoke deities and ancestral blessings. It is often placed at the entrance or central location to guide divine energy and ward off negativity.

Product Highlights:

• Cultural Heritage Piece: The Panas is an essential ritual item in Nepal, especially among the Newar community. It’s prominently used in festivals, temple rituals, and life events to honor deities and invite divine blessings.

• Handcrafted Excellence: Made by skilled metal artisans using brass or bronze, each Panas is carefully shaped and detailed with traditional motifs, often featuring multiple tiers for oil wicks (batti), creating a radiant multi-flame display.

• Spiritual & Decorative Use: Ideal for use in puja (prayer) rooms, temples, cultural events, or as a statement decorative piece in homes and hotels that embrace spiritual or ethnic décor themes.

• Symbol of Enlightenment: Lighting a Panas signifies the dispelling of darkness and ignorance and the welcoming of knowledge, clarity, and positivity.

• Material: High-quality Brass

• Finish: Traditional antique or polished shine

• Design: Classic Newar or temple-style with decorative base and lamp holders