Brass Akhand Diya Lantern with Glass Cover and Adjustable Wick Knob

This is the akhand diya you've probably seen in puja Reels lately — the enclosed one with the glass body and side knob that keeps the flame looking neat for hours. Instead of an open diya that flickers too much or gets messy fast, this one has a brass-style base, a clear borosilicate glass chamber, and an adjustable wick screw so you can control how much bati stays exposed. That means steadier burning, less fuss, and a much cleaner look on your mandir shelf. It works especially well for daily puja, Navratri setups, Diwali decor, and anyone who likes keeping an akhand jyot lit during prayers without the usual constant readjusting. The glass cover also gives it that temple-lantern feel, so it shows up perfect in home mandirs, festive thalis, and gifting hampers for griha pravesh. Under ₹500 for something that feels heritage-inspired and actually solves the open-diya problem is solid value.