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Why My Dadi Switched From Mitti Diyas to Glass Ones

The Story That Changed Everything

Until last year, my grandmother, Dadi, had only one rule in the house:
"Koi bhi pooja, chhoti ho ya badi, diya toh mitti ka hi jalega."

Whether it was Diwali, Navratri, a simple Tuesday prayer, or even a new job interview day, she believed a diya lit in a mitti lamp brought warmth, purity, and good fortune.

Her mornings started with shlokas and the scent of agarbatti. Her first action of the day was lighting a diya in front of our tulsi plant. The mitti diya, soaked in oil, placed carefully on a small silver plate, it was more than a habit; it was an emotion.

But slowly, those emotions began turning into small frustrations.

The diyas started leaking oil, blackened the pooja shelves, and broke after just a few uses. The mess became part of the ritual. Cleaning the soot off the mandir shelf took more time than the prayer itself.

Still, Dadi didn’t complain.
Until last Diwali.

She was setting up 24 diyas across the house, on the stairs, in the window frames, near the tulsi, and around the rangoli. Halfway through lighting them, nine had already cracked.
Oil was dripping onto the floor. One diya even tilted and singed the edge of her saree.

That night, she looked at Maa and softly said,
"Roshni se zyada toh tension ho gayi hai iss mitti ke diye se."

It hit us all.

That moment changed how our family looked at diyas, not just for Diwali, but for every sacred moment.

Why Mitti Diyas Are Losing Their Place

The Problems We All Face with Traditional Mitti Diyas

  • They crack under heat

  • They leak oil and leave stains on surfaces

  • They’re difficult to clean and mostly disposable

  • They leave black soot marks in temples

  • Gifting them often results in oil damage during transit

  • They don’t suit modern pooja setups or minimal homes

These are not one-time issues. They’re daily, recurring hassles, especially when you're trying to focus on the prayer, not on cleaning after it.

Even elders like Dadi, who once swore by them, started looking for something better.

Tradition, Just Smarter – Enter Borotech Glass Diyas

That’s when we discovered Borotech’s glass diyas, a simple yet beautiful solution that didn’t break tradition, just refined it.

And the best part?
Dadi approved.

1. Borotech Glass Pedestal Diyas – Handmade Jai Shri Ram Oil Lamps Set

Elegantly designed, these glass diyas come with a stable pedestal base, no more oil spills or tilted flames. With “Jai Shri Ram” embossed on each piece, they bring a spiritual aura and are perfect for daily use, mandirs, and spiritual gifting.

“Yeh diya toh aisa lagta hai jaise pooja khud saj gayi ho,” Dadi said.

It stays clean, it stays upright, and it glows with dignity.

Borotech Glass Pedestal Diyas – Handmade Jai Shri Ram Oil Lamps Set - BorotechSet of 11Borotech

2. Borotech Printed Glass Diyas – 7 Pc Set for Festive & Pooja Decor

Not your ordinary diya set, this one’s got personality. Each diya is hand-printed with vibrant festive designs, and made from borosilicate glass that handles heat with grace. Whether it’s a pooja at home, a wedding return gift, or even just brightening up your coffee table,these diyas steal the spotlight.

They’re ideal for:

  • Housewarmings

  • Return gifts

  • Daily pooja decor

  • Festivals like Karwa Chauth, Navratri, Holi, and of course, Diwali

  • Thank-you gifts or guest tokens

“Itne pyaare hain, ek diya jalane ka mann nahi, saare jala do,” my sister joked.

And she wasn’t wrong.

Borotech Printed Glass Diyas – 7 Pc Set for Festive & Pooja Decor - BorotechGD - CLEAR - 07Borotech

FAQs – Ask What Dadi Asked

Q1. Can I use them every day?
Yes! These glass diyas are designed for daily pooja use and long-lasting performance.

Q2. Will they break from heat?
No, they’re made from high-grade borosilicate glass, built to resist heat and flame.

Q3. Are they good for gifting?
Absolutely. Both sets come in elegant packaging and are perfect for occasions like Diwali, weddings, housewarming, or even casual thank-you gifts.

Q4. Can I use ghee, til oil, or mustard oil in them?
Yes, they work with all types of traditional pooja oils.

Final Words – Light That Stays With You

Whether it’s Diwali, your morning prayer, a housewarming gift, or just a quiet moment with the divine, a diya holds meaning.

It should last. It should shine.
It should feel as timeless as the prayer you’re offering.

Borotech Glass Diyas bring elegance, durability, and emotion together, something Dadi, Maa, and even my little niece now agree on.

Shop & Gift With Grace

🪔 Bring home the diya that keeps the light, not the mess.
🎁 Gift a diya that stays glowing in memory.

👉 Explore Borotech’s glass diya range now and make every moment a little more divine.

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