
A Mumbai puja-décor brand, started in 2021, making brass diyas with symbols, peacock lamps, Om-engraved and meenakari thalis, and brass Lakshmi-Ganesh murtis.
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A Mumbai puja-décor brand, started in 2021, making brass diyas with symbols, peacock lamps, Om-engraved and meenakari thalis, and brass Lakshmi-Ganesh murtis.

Odisha's weavers' co-operative, since 1956, selling Sambalpuri bandha, Bomkai, Nuapatna and Khandua sarees in cotton and silk; it states its products carry the Handloom Mark. Allow 10–15 days for processing and shipping.

A design studio, set up in 2014 to revive a traditional Maharashtra copper craft: hand-spun copper and brass oil lamps, diyas and prayer platters, with etching for custom gifts and a corporate gifting range.

A Bengaluru traditional-products brand selling heritage lamps: brass parrot hanging vilakkus, kansa and brass floating diyas, and copper-enamel diyas. Some pieces are made to order and take 15–20 days before they ship.

A Jaipur home brand whose products are handmade by artisans. Its Diwali range has terracotta, glass and cow-dung diya sets of 12 to 24, and it takes corporate orders.

An Indian crafts brand, started in 2012, making hand-etched brass diyas (table lamps, five-wick lamps, hanging diyas with bells) and painted terracotta sets. Takes corporate orders.
West Bengal's handloom weavers' co-operative, selling handwoven silk Baluchari, Katan, Garad, Jamdani and Tassar sarees with free delivery across India. It also sells printed sarees, so check each listing says handloom.