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The Handmade Traditional Clay/Mitti Diya/Oil Lamps for Dipawali Pooja Decoration & Gift are available from Rp Craft . A Customary Diya A clay oil lamp called a diya, diyo, deya, divaa, deepa, deepam, or deepak typically has a cotton wick that has been dipped in ghee or other vegetable oils. Native to the Indian subcontinent, diyas are frequently utilised during religious celebrations like Navratri, Dussehra, Diwali, etc. Prayers and worship: An aarti is the lighting of a diya in a temple for the purpose of blessing worshipers. The oil lamp and the lovely colours of the mitti diya will create a very cosy and traditional atmosphere inside and outside the house. Relevance To The Diya The dirt in the human mind is represented by the oil in the diya. as well as human tendencies to foster such emotions as avarice, resentment, wrath, lust, etc. The atma, often known as the self or the soul, is represented by the cotton in the diya. When the wick burns the oil, the diya emits light. Therefore, lighting the diyas represents the desire to let go of one's materialistic and selfish notions. One is set free from all types of sadness as a result, and the path to enlightenment and communion with the Supreme Being is paved. Let's illuminate our hearts with unwavering love this Diwali and banish any materialistic ideas from our minds. Let's purify our souls while we clean our dwellings. Let's unclutter our home and put unwanted items outdoors as we also throw our ego, jealousy, wrath, and Likewise, we must purge our lives of all inferior energies.