Twenty-one candles, vases and wall pieces read on 25 September. Forty of the 57 listings on this shelf publish no rating at all, so the discount badge is left to do work it cannot do.
Small home decor is bought on a photograph, which is a problem when the photograph is nearly all there is. We read Tata CLiQ's candle, vase and wall art listings on 25 September 2026 - 78 with a price and a stated MRP, 57 of them at or under Rs. 2,000 - and only 17 of those 57 publish a rating at all. Ten of the 17 rest on a single rating; the largest sample on the shelf is 20. That leaves the discount badge as the loudest number on the tile, and it is the one that means least.
Every price below was pulled from Tata CLiQ on September 25, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Tata CLiQ coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The cheapest listings in the read, where a Rs. 287 vase wears 78 per cent and a Rs. 280 vase wears six - and the largest rating sample on the shelf is 20.
The cheapest listing in the read, declaring the largest MRP multiple in it.
Why it earned its spot Cheapest listing, largest declaration.
A second listing declaring the same Rs. 1,500, at a different price.
Why it earned its spot Same declared MRP, different price.
Seven rupees from the Fabindia vase below, and 72 badge points away from it.
Why it earned its spot Half of the sharpest pair on the page.
A vase at Rs. 280 declaring Rs. 299, against a Rs. 287 vase declaring Rs. 1,300.
Why it earned its spot The other half of the pair, and the whole point.
A glass stem vase with the second-largest rating sample on the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The second-best-evidenced listing in the read.
The same price as the card above, with a single one-star rating.
Why it earned its spot What a one-rating sample is worth.
A wax votive from a fragrance house, priced near its declared MRP.
Why it earned its spot The tame-declaration end of the candle aisle.
Seven vases across the price band, where the declared multiple falls steadily as the price rises - 3.73x at Rs. 671, 1.41x at Rs. 1,699.
The lowest star average we seated, on three ratings.
Why it earned its spot Published, unflattering, and still not a sample.
A glass vase whose declared MRP is Rs. 65 above its price.
Why it earned its spot The tame end again, at a different price point.
A ceramic vase at four figures, declaring Rs. 3,799.
Why it earned its spot Opens the four-figure end of the shelf.
A textured vase at Rs. 849 off a declared Rs. 2,000.
Why it earned its spot The middle of the badge range, in one card.
A ceramic vase priced at four figures with a mid-sized badge.
Why it earned its spot A tamer declaration at a dearer price.
The same label Rs. 105 dearer, with a near-identical badge.
Why it earned its spot Consistency within one label.
The top of this page, and one of its tamest declarations.
Why it earned its spot The ceiling of the seated range.
One declared MRP shared across two unrelated objects, an exact halving on a set, and the two listings that declare barely more than they charge.
A tea light holder at Rs. 875 declaring Rs. 1,825.
Why it earned its spot The craft-label band, priced consistently.
A second piece from the same label at the identical declared MRP.
Why it earned its spot One declared MRP, two objects.
The cheapest piece we seated from this label.
Why it earned its spot The label's entry price.
A pack of wax candles priced Rs. 41 under its declared MRP.
Why it earned its spot What an honest declaration looks like on a candle.
A set listing at Rs. 450, exactly half a declared Rs. 899.
Why it earned its spot An exact halving, and a set.
Four hundred and fifteen rupees, with a single five-star rating.
Why it earned its spot Another one-rating listing, reported as such.
An enamelled piece at Rs. 1,189 off a declared Rs. 1,480.
Why it earned its spot Closes the page at the tame end.
First: check whether a rating exists before you read the stars. Forty of these 57 listings publish none, and of the 17 that do, ten rest on a single rating - so a 5.0 and a blank are, in practice, the same amount of information. Second: ignore the badge when choosing between two objects at similar prices. The clearest case on this page is Rs. 280 against Rs. 287 with badges of six and 78 per cent, decided entirely by which MRP each seller declared. Third: read the title for 'set of', because fifteen listings in this read price a set rather than a piece, and a Rs. 999 set of six is not a Rs. 999 vase. Fourth: when nothing is published, treat the photograph as the specification - and expect the material, size and weight you infer from it to be your own inference, not the seller's claim.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homesake holder, Rs. 259 | Rs. 259 | Rs. 5.79x MRP | 83%% |
| Homesake tea light, Rs. 287 | Rs. 287 | Rs. 5.23x MRP | 81%% |
| Homesake vase, Rs. 287 | Rs. 287 | Rs. 4.53x MRP | 78%% |
| Fabindia vase, Rs. 280 | Rs. 280 | Rs. 1.07x MRP | 6%% |
| Homesake stem vase, Rs. 336 | Rs. 336 | Rs. 4.76x MRP | 79%% |
| Homesake holder, Rs. 336 | Rs. 336 | Rs. 2.90x MRP | 66%% |
| IRIS votive, Rs. 314 | Rs. 314 | Rs. 1.11x MRP | 10%% |
| Homesake smoky vase, Rs. 671 | Rs. 671 | Rs. 3.73x MRP | 73%% |
| De Maison vase, Rs. 385 | Rs. 385 | Rs. 1.17x MRP | 14%% |
| Tayhaa vase, Rs. 1,099 | Rs. 1,099 | Rs. 3.46x MRP | 71%% |
| Art Street vase, Rs. 849 | Rs. 849 | Rs. 2.36x MRP | 58%% |
| Nestasia vase, Rs. 1,325 | Rs. 1,325 | Rs. 1.74x MRP | 42%% |
| Nestasia vase, Rs. 1,430 | Rs. 1,430 | Rs. 1.68x MRP | 40%% |
| BEHOMA vase, Rs. 1,699 | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. 1.41x MRP | 29%% |
| ExclusiveLane, Rs. 875 | Rs. 875 | Rs. 2.09x MRP | 52%% |
| ExclusiveLane, Rs. 899 | Rs. 899 | Rs. 2.03x MRP | 51%% |
| ExclusiveLane, Rs. 660 | Rs. 660 | Rs. 1.93x MRP | 48%% |
| Fabindia candles, Rs. 608 | Rs. 608 | Rs. 1.07x MRP | 6%% |
| House This wall art, Rs. 450 | Rs. 450 | Rs. 2.00x MRP | 50%% |
| Mesh cube, Rs. 415 | Rs. 415 | Rs. 1.80x MRP | 45%% |
| Freedom Tree, Rs. 1,189 | Rs. 1,189 | Rs. 1.24x MRP | 20%% |
Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on 25 September 2026 from tatacliq.com's own listing data for candle, vase and wall art, logged out, in India. 78 distinct listings returned a price and a stated MRP. Nothing was bought.
The same queries return furniture, wardrobes and full kitchen units up to Rs. 85,399. Every count, median and range on this page covers the 57 listings selling at or under Rs. 2,000, which is the shelf a shopper looking for a vase or a candle actually meets, and the 21 cards seated are all drawn from it.
Only 17 of those 57 listings publish a rating at all, and ten of the 17 rest on exactly one rating. Where a card has a rating we print the count beside the average - including a 1.0 from one rating and a 2.7 from three - because a star average without its sample size is the least useful number on this shelf.
We group the MRP multiples by label because that is where the pattern lives: one brand's seven listings declare a median 4.76 times their price while another's declare 1.07. That is a statement about pricing habits and nothing else - it is not a comparison of quality, materials or craftsmanship between them.
'Ceramic', 'metal', 'handwired', 'wax', 'hand-painted' and every other description on these cards is the listing's own text, reproduced as printed and not verified. Nothing here was bought, unboxed, lit, filled or weighed, and no claim about material, craftsmanship, burn time, fragrance or durability is made or implied.
For small decor, less than most people expect. In our 25 September 2026 read, 57 of the 78 candle, vase and wall art listings sold at or under Rs. 2,000, with a median price of Rs. 855; 39 were under Rs. 1,000 and 14 under Rs. 500. The cheapest listing in the read was a metal candle holder at Rs. 259. The same queries also return furniture up to Rs. 85,399, which we have excluded from every figure on this page.
Because the percentage is calculated from an MRP each listing declares for itself. On this shelf a glass flower vase at Rs. 287 declares Rs. 1,300 and wears a 78% badge, while a ceramic bud vase at Rs. 280 declares Rs. 299 and wears 6% - seven rupees apart at checkout, 72 badge points apart on the tile. Across the 57 listings the declared MRP runs from 1.07 to 5.79 times the selling price, and the multiple tracks the label rather than the object.
Mostly not. Only 17 of the 57 listings under Rs. 2,000 published a rating, and ten of those rest on exactly one rating. The largest sample anywhere on the shelf is 20 ratings, the second largest is nine. For comparison, a single watch on Myntra's shelf the same week carried 25,967. On this shelf a five-star average and no average at all carry almost the same weight, which is why every card here prints the count beside the star.
In this read, a nested metal candle holder at Rs. 259, which also carries the largest declared multiple on the shelf at 5.79 times its price and, at four stars from 20 ratings, the largest rating sample. After it come a wax tea light candle and a glass flower vase at Rs. 287, a ceramic bud vase at Rs. 280, a wax votive at Rs. 314 and two listings at Rs. 336.
They can be, but only if you divide first. Fifteen of the 78 listings in this read state 'set of' in the title, and the price shown is for the whole set - a set of six vases at Rs. 999 and a set of two wooden wall pieces at Rs. 450 both appear here. The badge is calculated on the set price too, so it says nothing about the per-piece cost. Divide by the count in the title before comparing any set listing with a single piece.




















