DESCRIPTION
Brass or metal is used to make Nilavilakku. Often, cotton wicks that have been dipped in
ghee or oil are used to light the lamp. One of three methods can be used to light the lamp.
When compared to the other, it has two lit wicks facing opposing directions and one lit wick
facing the god or sacred space. The third alternative makes use of five wicks positioned in
five distinct directions. The talented craftsmen who made this antique tall oil lamp are from
southern India.
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Nilavilakku
Brass or metal is used to make Nilavilakku. Often, cotton wicks that have been dipped in
ghee or oil are used to light the lamp. One of three methods can be used to light the lamp.
When compared to the other, it has two lit wicks facing opposing directions and one lit wick
facing the god or sacred space. The third alternative makes use of five wicks positioned in
five distinct directions. The talented craftsmen who made this antique tall oil lamp are from
southern India.
| Price Range |
Rs.10000 to Rs. 24999 |
