22" Brass Ceiling Oil Torch for Temples | Handmade | Made in India

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Mashals, or Masbals, are temple torches burned during festivals and theatrical performances. The lamp's structure is simple, with the main body made of brass or copper and a container shape with an extended handle. In the center is a stigma (the central stem of a flower) shaped like a rod, around which the fabric is wrapped and burned. The rod would be maintained to create a long flame illuminating the road or a larger region. This lantern type has a lengthy history and may be seen in old battle legends. These lanterns, frequently employed as pathfinders during night trips, are everlasting witnesses of the various adventures held under the stars.

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Specifications

	MIW064
	Brass and Iron
	Height: 22.6 inch
	Width: 4.1 inch
	Depth: 4.1 inch
	Weight 380 gm

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Illuminating Tradition: The Brass Temple Oil Torch

Elevate your spiritual space with this exquisite, handcrafted brass ceiling oil torch. More than just a source of light, this piece embodies centuries of tradition and devotion, designed to bring a sacred glow to temples, prayer rooms, and auspicious gatherings. Its timeless design and the inherent purity of brass make it a fitting vessel for the divine flame, symbolizing knowledge, purity, and the dispelling of darkness.

A Beacon of Devotion

In many ancient cultures, particularly within Hinduism, the perpetual flame, or *Akhand Jyoti*, holds profound significance. It represents the unceasing presence of the divine, a constant reminder of cosmic energy and the eternal cycle of creation. This oil torch, with its sturdy construction and elegant form, is crafted to hold and sustain such a flame. Imagine it suspended in a temple, its gentle light casting a serene ambiance, illuminating sacred texts and the faces of devotees engaged in prayer and meditation. The use of brass, a metal often associated with purity and auspiciousness, further enhances its spiritual resonance.

Crafted by Hand, Rooted in Heritage

Each torch is a testament to the skill and dedication of Indian artisans. Hand-hammered and meticulously shaped, it carries the subtle imperfections and unique character that only handmade objects possess. This process imbues the torch with a tangible connection to the hands that created it, a lineage of craftsmanship passed down through generations. The ribbed detailing along the stem adds both visual interest and a tactile quality, suggesting the coiled energy of the divine or the serpentine grace of celestial beings. The dark, robust iron hanger speaks to the enduring strength and reliability required for such an important ritual implement.

Symbolism and Auspiciousness

The light emanating from an oil lamp is considered sacred, a harbinger of good fortune and a means to invoke blessings. In Vedic traditions, the act of lighting a lamp is often the first step in any religious ceremony, signifying the awakening of consciousness and the invitation of auspicious energies. This brass torch serves as a beautiful and functional conduit for this ancient practice, connecting the modern devotee to the spiritual heart of India. Its presence can transform any space into a sanctuary, a place where the veil between the material and spiritual realms feels a little thinner, allowing for deeper introspection and connection.