Tea Light Holder · Handmade in Bikaner
Handmade Tea Light Holders — Crafted in Bikaner
Tea-light holders in wood, brass, bead and mirror work, sold as pairs or sets of 4 depending on the design — hand-finished in our Bikaner workshop, ready to light up an entrance or console table with warmth and positive energy.
A small, finished way to add light to an entrance, pooja shelf or console table — sold as pairs or sets of 4 depending on the design, in wood, brass, bead and mirror work. A lit diya is one of the simplest ways Indian homes invite positive energy and auspiciousness in, and these holders bring that back out for every festive occasion. Pairs naturally with a rangoli mat, or works on its own.
Who it's for
For anyone building a full festive tablescape — a rangoli mat, a few tea-light holders and diyas together create the layered look most festive homes go for.
Buying guide
- Use with a tea-light only — never leave an open flame unattended.
- Wipe with a dry cloth; avoid water on brass or painted parts.
- Store in a dry place when not in use.
Every piece in this catalog is handmade by Sunder lal Daga in his Bikaner workshop — the same craft, the same hands, seven years of quiet dedication.
How ordering works →Frequently asked questions
- Do the holders come as a pair?
- Most designs are sold as a matching pair — a few come as a set of 4. Check the piece count on each product page.
- What are the holders made of?
- Wood, brass, bead and mirror work depending on the design — each fitted to hold a single tea-light safely.
- Can I use a real candle instead of a tea-light?
- Use tea-lights or LED candles only. Never leave an open flame unattended.
