Sri Lankan Clay Oil Lamp (Mati Pahana) for Religious Festivals 3 Units

Sri Lankan clay oil lamps are traditional earthen lamps used for Buddhist, Hindu, and other religious festivals to symbolize light, purity, and spiritual blessing. They are commonly lit during Vesak, Poson, Deepavali, Christmas, and Thaipongal, often in long rows as offerings at temples and home shrinesy.

Clay oil lamps (Mati Pahana) use flammable oils like coconut oil with cotton wicks, so place them on stable, non-flammable surfaces away from fabrics or children. Never leave lit lamps unattended, and extinguish after use.