Puja Lamp Oil, Color : Yellow for Temple

Puja Lamp Oil, also known as religious lamp oil or diya oil, is a specialized type of oil used in various religious and spiritual practices, particularly in Hinduism. It is used in lamps (known as diyas) and other lighting devices during pujas (rituals) and ceremonies. Key Characteristics: Appearance: Typically a clear to slightly yellow or golden oil. Odor: Generally mild or neutral, though some formulations may have a slight fragrance, often added to enhance the ritual experience. Viscosity: Low to moderate viscosity, allowing it to flow easily in the lamp 's wick. Solubility: Insoluble in water; designed to burn cleanly with minimal residue. Common Uses: Religious Rituals: Puja Ceremonies: Used in religious rituals, including daily pujas and special ceremonies, to light lamps (diyas) as part of worship and spiritual practices. Temple Lighting: Employed in temples and other religious settings for lighting and creating a sacred atmosphere. Spiritual Practices: