For Hindus, the festival honours Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity and beauty, and Ganesha, the lord of success and the remover of obstacles. Exchanging gifts is an important part of Diwali as a way of expressing love, gratitude and giving thanks to the deities.
Gifting these traditional diyas during Diwali is a gesture that embodies the essence of the festival, fostering joy, positivity, and cultural heritage. Symbol of Light: Diyas represent the inner light that protects us from spiritual darkness. Gifting them signifies the wish for happiness and enlightenment.
Diyas are associated with auspicious and positive vibes.
As per Vastu Shastra, people believe that the ghee or oil in a diya signifies negativity in your mind and the wick symbolises the Atma or soul. By lighting the diya, you dispel negativity from your mind and soul.
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