Amazon Diya & Pooja Thali Price October 2026: Diyas From Rs. 64

Rs. 17,114 divided by Rs. 171 is 100.08. Three other listings in this read do the same thing almost exactly - Rs. 279 against Rs. 27,900, Rs. 499 against Rs. 49,900 and Rs. 3,039 against Rs. 3,03,900, each of those exactly 100.00x - and all four display a 99% badge that this page does not treat as a discount anywhere.

Set the badge aside and the listing is unremarkable and fairly priced. Rs. 171 is the third-cheapest item in this read and it carries 338 ratings at 3.8, a reasonable sample and an ordinary average. The word 'brass' is the listing's own; we did not weigh, test or verify the metal of anything on this page.

• Selling price: Rs. 171
• What the listing calls it: a brass lotus-shaped decorative diya
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 17,114, 99% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 100.08x
• Key detail: Rs. 171 against a stated MRP of Rs. 17,114 - 100.08x, the arithmetic signature of a figure entered in paise - with 3.8 from 338 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 338 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: A 100x stated MRP
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 27,900 divided by Rs. 279 is exactly 100.00. What makes this card worth seating rather than just counting is the evidence behind it: 947 ratings at 4.1 is the second-largest sample in this read, against 338 for the Rs. 171 lotus diya and a single rating for the Rs. 3,039 thali set that shares the same 100x pattern.

That combination is the point. A broken MRP field is not a statement about the product, the seller or the quality - it is a number in a feed. This listing has more published evidence behind it than all but one item on this page, and a stated list price that cannot be true. The two facts sit side by side and neither cancels the other.

• Selling price: Rs. 279
• What the listing calls it: a brass and glass akhand deep with a cover
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 27,900, 99% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 100.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 279 against a stated MRP of Rs. 27,900 - exactly 100.00x - with 4.1 from 947 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 947 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: A 100x stated MRP, 947 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 49,900 divided by Rs. 499 is exactly 100.00 - the third of four. With 1,079 ratings at 4.0 this is one of the two best-evidenced listings on the page.

There is a useful comparison one card away. The Saudeep peacock diya is also Rs. 499, and it states an MRP of Rs. 991 - a 1.99x multiple and a 50% badge. Same price, same shelf, same week; one list price is ordinary and the other is a hundred times the money. That is the clearest demonstration available that a stated MRP is a field a seller fills in, not a fact about what the market charges.

• Selling price: Rs. 499
• What the listing calls it: a brass akhand oil lantern with a glass cover
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 49,900, 99% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 100.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 499 against a stated MRP of Rs. 49,900 - exactly 100.00x - with 4.0 from 1,079 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 1,079 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: A 100x stated MRP, 1,079 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 3,03,900 divided by Rs. 3,039 is exactly 100.00. A stated list price of more than three lakh rupees for a six-piece pooja thali set is the most conspicuous version of the pattern in this read, and it produces the same 99% badge as the other three.

The evidence behind it is one rating. A 5.0 average from a single rating is reproduced here exactly as published and is not comparable to the 1,554 ratings behind the Rs. 226 Ganesha lamp or the 1,079 behind the Rs. 499 lantern. At Rs. 3,039 this is the second-dearest item on the page, and the two things a buyer would want - a credible list price and a meaningful number of reviews - are the two things it does not have.

• Selling price: Rs. 3,039
• What the listing calls it: a 6-piece brass pooja thali set in a gift box
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 303,900, 99% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 100.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 3,039 against a stated MRP of Rs. 3,03,900 - exactly 100.00x - with a 5.0 average from 1 rating
• Evidence published on the listing: 5.0 from 1 rating
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: A 100x stated MRP, one rating
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 7,475 divided by Rs. 299 is exactly 25.00. It is not the 100x pattern, but it is the same kind of number - a clean round multiple rather than anything resembling a retail price - and it generates the 96% badge shown here. Five listings in this read carry a stated MRP that is a round multiple of the price; this is the fifth.

On price it is genuinely useful. This is a set of four, so Rs. 299 is about Rs. 75 a diya - against Rs. 69 for the single terracotta diya two cards up and Rs. 64 for the iron tealight holder. Per piece, the three cheapest things on this page are within Rs. 11 of each other. Fourteen ratings is a thin sample and the 3.7 average is the lowest in the sub-Rs. 300 group.

• Selling price: Rs. 299
• What the listing calls it: a set of 4 textured round clay diyas
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 7,475, 96% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 25.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 299 against a stated MRP of Rs. 7,475 - exactly 25.00x - with 3.7 from 14 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.7 from 14 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: A 25.00x stated MRP
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 64 is the lowest price among the 69 listings read, and at a 10.92x stated multiple it carries the deepest badge outside the five round-multiple listings. It is also iron rather than brass or clay, and a tealight holder rather than an oil diya - worth knowing before the price does the deciding.

The 5.0 average rests on two ratings. This page reproduces that exactly as published and does not treat it as comparable to the 1,554 ratings behind the Rs. 226 Ganesha lamp. Two other listings here show averages built on ten ratings or fewer, and one - the Rs. 3,039 thali set - shows 5.0 from a single rating.

• Selling price: Rs. 64
• What the listing calls it: a two-layer iron tealight candle holder
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 699, 91% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 10.92x
• Key detail: Rs. 64 against a stated MRP of Rs. 699 - a 91% badge and a 10.92x multiple - with a 5.0 average from 2 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 5.0 from 2 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest, thin evidence
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 69 for a stated 3 inch handmade terracotta diya is the cheapest clay item in this read, and its 2.16x stated multiple is among the more plausible on the page - closer to the Putrika brass lamp's 1.13x than to the 100x group.

The 3.0 average is the lowest of any rated listing here, on seven ratings. That is a small sample and this page does not read it as a verdict, but it is the number the listing publishes and it is the only sub-4.0 average in the sub-Rs. 300 group. 'Handmade' and 'terracotta' are the listing's own words.

• Selling price: Rs. 69
• What the listing calls it: a 3 inch handmade terracotta clay diya
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 149, 54% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.16x
• Key detail: Rs. 69 against a stated MRP of Rs. 149 - a 54% badge and a 2.16x multiple - with 3.0 from 7 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.0 from 7 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest clay diya
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

At Rs. 199 this is the cheapest listing in the read that is both brass and backed by more than 300 ratings. The 3.8 average on 316 ratings is middling and honest-looking; the 3.01x stated multiple sits in the ordinary band where most of this shelf lives.

It is worth setting against the Rs. 265 Putrika lamp two cards down, which states a 1.13x MRP and publishes no rating at all. Rs. 66 more buys you a more credible list price and no evidence; Rs. 199 buys you a deeper badge and 316 ratings. Those are the two shapes this shelf comes in.

• Selling price: Rs. 199
• What the listing calls it: a brass oil puja lamp with an engraved design
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 599, 67% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.01x
• Key detail: Rs. 199 against a stated MRP of Rs. 599 - a 67% badge and a 3.01x multiple - with 3.8 from 316 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 316 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest well-rated brass
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

1,554 ratings at 4.0 is the largest evidence base in this read, ahead of 1,079 for the Rs. 499 lantern and 947 for the Rs. 279 akhand deep. It costs Rs. 226.

That is the useful comparison on this page. The item with the most published evidence behind it costs about a twentieth of the dearest item here (Rs. 4,090) and a thirteenth of the Rs. 3,039 thali set whose 5.0 average rests on one rating. The stated 3.09x multiple is ordinary. Nothing about the rating count says this lamp is well made - it says a lot of people bought it and enough of them rated it to make the 4.0 mean something.

• Selling price: Rs. 226
• What the listing calls it: a brass Ganesha oil lamp
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 699, 68% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.09x
• Key detail: Rs. 226 against a stated MRP of Rs. 699 - a 68% badge and a 3.09x multiple - with 4.0 from 1,554 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 1,554 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Best-evidenced on the page
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

An 11% badge on a 1.13x stated multiple is the shallowest discount and the most believable list price in this entire read - at the opposite end of the shelf from the four listings stating a hundred times their price.

It publishes no rating and no rating count at all, which is true of only two of the 22 seated listings. So the item with the most credible arithmetic on this page offers the least evidence, and the items with the deepest badges - the 99% group - include the two best-evidenced listings here. The two signals point in opposite directions, which is exactly why this page prints the multiple on every card instead of the badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 265
• What the listing calls it: a traditional brass aarti deepak
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 299, 11% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.13x
• Key detail: Rs. 265 against a stated MRP of Rs. 299 - an 11% badge and a 1.13x multiple - with no rating published
• Evidence published on the listing: no rating published
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Shallowest badge, credible MRP
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

These are wax candle diyas, not oil lamps - the listing says so, and it matters more than the Rs. 289 does, because an oil diya is refillable and a wax one is consumed. Several items in this read mix the two categories under the same search term.

On the numbers it is unremarkable in the good sense: a 2.07x stated multiple and 332 ratings at 4.0, both sitting close to the middle of this shelf. Nothing here is a 99% badge and nothing here is a one-rating average. 'Handicraft' is the listing's own word and we did not verify how anything on this page was made.

• Selling price: Rs. 289
• What the listing calls it: a set of handicraft matki wax candle diyas
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 599, 52% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.07x
• Key detail: Rs. 289 against a stated MRP of Rs. 599 - a 52% badge and a 2.07x multiple - with 4.0 from 332 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 332 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Wax, not oil
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Solimo is Amazon's own brand, and it behaves the way house brands usually do on these shelves: a 1.52x stated multiple and a 34% badge - well inside the credible band - with 892 ratings at 3.8 behind it.

Set that against the four listings here stating a hundred times their price, none of which is a house brand. The pattern across this read is that the shallowest, most plausible MRPs belong to the names you recognise - Solimo at 1.52x, the Collectible India peacock lamp at 1.37x, both Silverglow thali sets at about 1.5x - while the deepest badges cluster on brands with no recognition to protect. Rs. 329 for an akhand diya is mid-shelf money here.

• Selling price: Rs. 329
• What the listing calls it: an akhand diya with a glass cover, Amazon's own brand
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 499, 34% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.52x
• Key detail: Rs. 329 against a stated MRP of Rs. 499 - a 34% badge and a 1.52x multiple - with 3.8 from 892 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 892 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Amazon's own brand
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

4.5 is the best star average among the 22 seated listings, and unlike the two 5.0s on this page it rests on 188 ratings rather than one or two. That makes it the strongest piece of published evidence in the read, even though the sample is a tenth of the Ganesha lamp's.

It is also a different object from most of this page - a dhoop and sambrani holder, not a diya - which is worth saying plainly, because it arrives on the same search and will not do the job a lamp does. The 2.78x stated multiple is ordinary for this shelf.

• Selling price: Rs. 359
• What the listing calls it: a ceramic dhoop and sambrani stand
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 64% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.78x
• Key detail: Rs. 359 against a stated MRP of Rs. 999 - a 64% badge and a 2.78x multiple - with 4.5 from 188 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.5 from 188 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Highest average, 188 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 464 sits almost exactly at the middle of this read's price range and its 2.15x stated multiple sits almost exactly in the middle of the credible band. There is nothing anomalous about this listing, which on a shelf containing four 100x MRPs is itself worth noting.

Thirty-nine ratings at 4.2 is a thin sample - roughly a fortieth of the Ganesha lamp's - and this page does not treat a 4.2 on 39 ratings as equivalent to a 4.0 on 1,554. It is a reasonable average on not much data.

• Selling price: Rs. 464
• What the listing calls it: a brass tulsi deepak oil lamp
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 54% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.15x
• Key detail: Rs. 464 against a stated MRP of Rs. 999 - a 54% badge and a 2.15x multiple - with 4.2 from 39 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 from 39 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Mid-shelf brass
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

This costs exactly what the Ein Sof akhand lantern costs - Rs. 499 - and states an MRP of Rs. 991 against that listing's Rs. 49,900. One multiple is 1.99x, the other is 100.00x. Same shelf, same price, same read, same week.

That pairing is the whole argument of this page in two cards. The badge tells you the seller typed a bigger number, not that the item is worth more or costs less. On evidence the lantern is far ahead - 1,079 ratings against 52 here - so the listing with the absurd MRP is also the better-documented of the two. 'Oxidised metal' is the listing's own description.

• Selling price: Rs. 499
• What the listing calls it: an oxidised metal peacock oil diya
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 991, 50% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.99x
• Key detail: Rs. 499 against a stated MRP of Rs. 991 - a 50% badge and a 1.99x multiple - with 3.7 from 52 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.7 from 52 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: The 100x control case
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

3.79x is the highest stated multiple in this read that is not a round number - the next ones up are 10.92x, 25.00x and the 100x group. So this card marks the top of the band where a stated MRP is merely optimistic rather than arithmetically broken.

It is well evidenced: 1,014 ratings at 4.1, the third-largest sample in the read. At Rs. 527 it is also the dearest item on this page carrying more than a thousand ratings. 'Crystal' and 'brass' are the listing's own words and we did not verify either material.

• Selling price: Rs. 527
• What the listing calls it: a crystal and brass round akhand diya
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 74% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.79x
• Key detail: Rs. 527 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 74% badge and a 3.79x multiple - with 4.1 from 1,014 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 1,014 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Deepest ordinary multiple
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 1,200 against Rs. 599 is 2.00x almost exactly, which on this page counts as an ordinary list price - the round-multiple listings here are 25x and 100x, not 2x. The 4.3 average on 119 ratings is the second-highest in the read.

Be clear about what it is: a decorative platter, not an oil lamp and not a thali set, despite arriving on the same searches. At 10 inches it is the same stated diameter as two of the pooja thali sets further down, which cost Rs. 999 and Rs. 1,512.

• Selling price: Rs. 599
• What the listing calls it: a 10 inch handmade jhumki platter with gota patti
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,200, 50% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 599 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,200 - a 50% badge and a 2.00x multiple - with 4.3 from 119 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 119 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Decor, not a lamp
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

At Rs. 876 this is the most expensive single diya in the read - everything dearer is a thali set - and it states the second-shallowest multiple on the page at 1.37x, behind only the Rs. 265 Putrika lamp's 1.13x.

That is the pattern this read keeps producing. The four most plausible stated MRPs here (1.13x, 1.37x, 1.51x, 1.52x) belong to Putrika, Collectible India, Silverglow and Amazon's own Solimo; the four least plausible all sit at 100x. With 423 ratings at 4.1 this is also decently evidenced. The 10.5 inch figure and the word 'brass' are the listing's own.

• Selling price: Rs. 876
• What the listing calls it: a 10.5 inch brass peacock Mahabharat oil lamp
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,199, 27% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.37x
• Key detail: Rs. 876 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,199 - a 27% badge and a 1.37x multiple - with 4.1 from 423 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 423 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Dearest diya, credible MRP
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 999 is the entry point for a complete pooja thali set on this shelf, against Rs. 1,287, Rs. 1,512, Rs. 3,039 and Rs. 4,090 for the four above it. The stated MRP is exactly double the price - a round number, but a small one, and nothing like the 100.00x on the Rs. 3,039 set.

The thali sets are the clearest like-for-like group on this page, because four of the five state a piece count and two state the same 8 inch diameter. This one is 8 inch brass with a stated plate, kalash and accessories; the Rs. 1,512 Silverglow is 9 pieces at the same stated 8 inch. The gap between them is Rs. 513 and one stated piece. Materials are as the listings describe them.

• Selling price: Rs. 999
• What the listing calls it: an 8 inch brass pooja thali set
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 50% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 999 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 50% badge and a 2.00x multiple - with 4.1 from 126 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 126 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest thali set
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

The 1.55x stated multiple is among the most plausible on this page and the 36% badge is one of the shallowest - but the 5.0 average rests on two ratings, which this page reproduces exactly as published and does not treat as evidence of anything.

Against its neighbours: Rs. 1,287 buys 8 stated silver-plated pieces, while Rs. 1,512 buys 9 stated pure brass pieces from the same brand with 10 ratings at 3.2. 'Silver plated' is the listing's own description and we did not verify the plating, the base metal or the piece count of any set here.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,287
• What the listing calls it: an 8-piece silver-plated puja thali set
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 36% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.55x
• Key detail: Rs. 1,287 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 36% badge and a 1.55x multiple - with a 5.0 average from 2 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 5.0 from 2 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Silver plated, two ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Nine stated pieces for Rs. 1,512 is about Rs. 168 a piece, against about Rs. 161 a piece for the 8-piece silver-plated set at Rs. 1,287 and about Rs. 507 a piece for the 6-piece CHAKMAK set at Rs. 3,039. On stated piece count alone, the two Silverglow sets are the value end of this group.

The 3.2 average is the second-lowest in the read, on ten ratings - a thin sample, and this page does not read it as a verdict any more than it reads the 5.0s as one. The 1.51x stated multiple is credible. Piece counts, 'pure brass' and the 8 inch diameter are the listing's own printed figures.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,512
• What the listing calls it: a 9-piece pure brass pooja thali set, 8 inch
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 2,284, 34% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.51x
• Key detail: Rs. 1,512 against a stated MRP of Rs. 2,284 - a 34% badge and a 1.51x multiple - with 3.2 from 10 ratings
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.2 from 10 ratings
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Most stated pieces
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 4,090 is the highest price in this read - sixty-four times the Rs. 64 at the floor - and the listing publishes no rating and no rating count, one of only two seated cards with no evidence behind it at all.

Its stated multiple, at 1.96x, is ordinary. So the dearest item on the page has a believable list price and nothing else, while the Rs. 3,039 set just below it has a list price of Rs. 3,03,900 and a single rating. 'German silver' is a trade name for a copper-nickel-zinc alloy that contains no silver; the phrase is the listing's own and we did not test the metal, the engraving or the piece count.

• Selling price: Rs. 4,090
• What the listing calls it: a German silver pooja thali set with Swastik engraving
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 7,999, 49% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.96x
• Key detail: Rs. 4,090 against a stated MRP of Rs. 7,999 - a 49% badge and a 1.96x multiple - with no rating published
• Evidence published on the listing: no rating published
• Metal, purity, weight and craft: the listing's own claims, not verified by us
• Buying logic: Dearest, no evidence
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 3 October 2026, logged out, India