Traditional Handmade Plain Earthen Clay (Mitti) Diya for Diwali, Navratri, Diwali Decor, Home Decoration, Eco-Friendly | 12Pcs Brown

love these sweet little handmade objects. well worth the money

Everything got broken only the first two in the stack was perfect other than that everything got broken. Not expected.

They are useful but they made it too tiny this time. Much smaller than the ones I bought before

These mini clay bowls are very natural and very rustic looking, and I think they have several fun uses.The bowls have slight variations in colors and texture, as you can see in my photos.The clay bowls are very small at 2" diameter. They are just slightly larger than a golf ball. They are also very shallow at around 1/2" deep. Because of their small size, a typical tea light will NOT fit inside these bowls.If you want to use these bowls as candles, just add a 2" cotton wick to the bowl, tucking the wick into the pointed part of the bowl, then fill the bowl with oil about 3/4 of the way full. Coconut oil, vegetable oil, or cooking oil all work for this.The clay bowls can be floated in a large vase or bowl, and when lit, they make a nice looking centerpiece on a dining room table or patio table.Another way to use these bowls is inside terrariums. Water from the terrarium will pool in the bowl and adds an interesting element to your plants.I'm going to try using one of these bowls to hold fragrance oil on our front entryway. Hopefully the fragrance will be noticeable.The bowls are handmade, rustic, and have several uses. I do recommend them.

Not even 1% what you see in pictures, very small in size and not even the shape of diya, junk you can't even use it as decoration

Couple of them had cracks, but others are good to pour oil and lit diyas. They appear to be handmade since everyone of them has variations and handmade feeling. Good for current Diwali season.

This 12 pack of Traditional Handmade Diya arrived tightly packed in a box with bubble wrap. None were broken. The measurements given in the description of 2” is pretty accurate, although since these are handmade there are slight differences in measurements. It’s obvious that these are handmade and not machine produced. For a little over $1 a piece this is quite inexpensive for something that someone made by hand and I truly appreciate the uniqueness of each one. Even if you don’t use these for their intended purpose these would be nice in a bathroom filled with a little potpourri, holding small items of jewelry or coins, or even some small dried flowers or stones. They have a nice rustic, (obviously) handmade look to them.

This looks to actually be handmade. There's a lot of variation between the pieces, which is a mark of it being made by hand individually.There's an odd perfume smell when I took out the clay pieces. I'm not sure what it is, but I was not expecting it. It doesn't smell bad, but I hope it's not masking something bad.The clay doesn't appear to be very high quality, there's some pieces with parts that are off color and none of them have a uniform color throughout. But for the price, that would be expected. None of them were cracked or broken, so it's at least usable.