Newari Oil Lamp Stand – Panas 2

Panas – oil lamp is popularly used in the Newar community at homes, temples, and opening days of new businesses, functions, or any events for positivity and successful endeavors. It is a handmade metal craft in a long cylindrical shape with layers boldly crafted with traditional motifs and a deep pot at the top to hold oil and wick at the top. Handmade small leaves hang below the top pot like bells.

This fascinating ceremonial sculptural decorative Panas – a Newari oil lamp stand goes with all different kinds of interior concepts and designs. Customization available for this piece, feel free to connect with us via Chat or Contact us page to share your requirements with us.

Care Instructions

• Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use to preserve the finish.

• If needed, clean lightly with mild soap and water, then dry immediately to prevent tarnish.

• Store in a dry place to maintain shine and integrity.

Origin & Cultural Significance

Hailing from Nepal’s Newar artisan tradition in the Kathmandu Valley, this Panas embodies centuries of brass craftsmanship. It is traditionally lit during auspicious events such as temple ceremonies, home blessings, and business openings to convey good fortune, positivity, and ceremonial grandeur. Its design elegantly bridges artistry and ritual, carrying spiritual weight and aesthetic grace.