Classic Nepali Panas

A popular metal craft of Nepal, the Panas is used as oil lamp during auspicious occasions, often to open an event or a function to mark a positive start. This intricately carved beautiful brass item by the local artisans. It features a classic traditional design—thick base, long neck, and top oil reservoir—often adorned with intricate carvings typical of Newari artistry. Crafted by local artisans, this lamp brings both spiritual elegance and cultural finesse to any setting.

Care Instructions

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to maintain shine.

• Clean gently with mild soap and water when needed; dry immediately.

• Store in a dry place to prevent tarnishing.

Origin & Cultural Significance

Originating from Nepal’s rich Newar metalworking tradition, the Panas is deeply embedded in religious and cultural rituals. It’s commonly used in ceremonies, pujas, temple stylings, and for auspicious openings of events and homes, symbolizing purity, wisdom, and the dispelling of darkness.