Crystal Ball Lamps with Lakshmi, Ganesha and Durga, Plus Salt Lamp

What is in the Lamp collection

• Lakshmi Mata 3D crystal ball.
• Ganesh Ji 3D crystal ball.
• Durga Mata 3D crystal ball.
• Himalayan salt lamp.

Check each listing for dimensions, base, power requirements and included components. Keep the setup and care information of the product with it for later use.

Open all four listings and compare them side by side, since the designs differ in form and setup.

Crystal ball designs and the deities

In Hindu tradition Lakshmi is worshipped as the goddess of wealth and fortune, and Ganesha is worshipped first at the start of a puja. Durga is the warrior form of the Divine Mother, honoured during Navratri.

Many families keep an image of their chosen deity in the puja room or on a shelf. A 3D crystal ball is a decorative way to display that image.

Lamp, diya or crystal ball: how to choose

These products are different from an oil diya, so choose according to the lighting format you want. A diya is lit with oil or ghee and a wick for puja, while the lamps here are decorative lights.

The Himalayan salt lamp is also a decorative light for a room. It is not a replacement for the lamp you light during puja.

Read the listing for power requirements before you order.

Placement and care

Place the piece on a stable, dry surface where it will not be knocked. Check the base and dimensions against the space first.

Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth, follow the care information on the listing, and keep electrical items away from water.

If a piece comes with a base or a cable, keep them together so the set stays complete.

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