Astha Enterprise

Product Description:

• 45g Round Cotton Wicks are designed for consistent and long-duration burning, perfect for religious and ceremonial use.

• Manufactured using high-grade cotton for clean combustion and minimal residue.

• Uniform round shape ensures a neat appearance and reliable performance in every use.

Product Description:

• 20g Round Comber Cotton Wicks are made from premium comber cotton, offering excellent absorbency and consistent burning.

• Perfectly shaped for daily puja, lighting diyas, and other religious rituals.

• Lightweight and neatly packed, ensuring ease of storage and use.

Product Description:

• 45g Big Round Cotton Wick is crafted for long-lasting burning, making it ideal for daily rituals and special occasions.

• Made from high-quality cotton to ensure a steady flame and minimal residue.

• Round shape and uniform size provide a clean and elegant look during use.

Round cotton wicks, also known as "Phool Batti" or "Gol Batti", are small, flower-shaped or round cotton pieces used to light traditional oil lamps (diyas) for religious ceremonies, meditation, and home decoration. They are made from pure cotton and are designed to provide a clean, steady, and consistent flame. 

Cotton long wicks, commonly known as Lambi Batti, are essential for traditional oil lamps (diyas) and spiritual rituals like Akhand Jyot. Typically made from 100% pure cotton, these wicks are designed for high oil absorption to ensure a steady, long-lasting, and clean-burning flame.

Cotton wicks for diyas and oil lamps are generally categorized into long wicks (Lambi Batti), which are elongated for steady burning, and round wicks (Phool Batti), which are compact and shaped like flower buds for smaller lamps. Jiya Enterprise Cotton Wick Combo Packs

Cotton wicks are primarily used for lighting traditional oil lamps (diyas) and candles, with round wicks (Phool Batti) typically used for daily meditation and small lamps, while long wicks are preferred for extended rituals and larger lamps. 

White cotton wicks are primarily used for candle making and traditional oil lamps (diyas). They are available in various forms, including pre-waxed strands with metal tabs for easy container candle making, spooled raw cotton for custom lengths, and hand-rolled batis specifically designed for religious rituals and spiritual use. 

Pure cotton wicks, or Rui Batti, are essential for religious ceremonies, crafted from 100% natural cotton to ensure high oil absorption and a clean, smokeless burn. They are typically available in two forms: round (phool batti) for deepams and long (lambi batti) for larger oil lamps and aarti. 

Long cotton pooja wicks, also known as Lambi Batti or Jyot Batti, are essential for extended religious rituals, aarti, and Akhand Jyot (continuous flame). Crafted from 100% pure, natural cotton, these wicks are designed to provide a steady, smokeless, and long-lasting flame

Cotton diya battis, also known as Rui Batti, are 100% pure cotton wicks used to light oil or ghee lamps in spiritual rituals. They are primarily categorized by their shape—round (phool batti) for daily prayers and long (lambi batti) for aarti or extended meditation. 

Yellow tip cotton wicks, often called Chandan or Kesar wicks, are traditional 100% pure cotton wicks used primarily for religious rituals like Puja and Aarti. The yellow tip is frequently infused with sandalwood (Chandan) or saffron (Kesar) fragrance, which is believed to enhance the spiritual atmosphere and symbolize wisdom and prosperit

Round cotton puja wicks, commonly known as Gol Batti or Phool Batti, are 100% pure cotton wicks specifically shaped for use in oil or ghee lamps (diyas). Their spherical base allows them to sit steadily in the center of a lamp, making them ideal for daily rituals, Aarti, and major festivals like Diwali and Navratri

Round coloured cotton wicks, often used in Navagraha or specialty pujas, are handcrafted wicks dyed in specific auspicious colors. Each color is believed to attract a particular energy, such as red for marital bliss or green for prosperity and financial growth

Color long cotton wicks, commonly known as Lambi Batti, are handcrafted from 100% pure cotton and dyed in auspicious colors for specific religious ceremonies. Each color is traditionally chosen to align with the energy of a particular deity or to manifest specific intentions such as wealth, protection, or peace

Cotton Wicks (Rui Batti) are essential staples for Hindu rituals, traditionally handcrafted from 100% pure, unbleached cotton to ensure high absorption and a steady, clean flame.

Cotton Rui Batti (also spelled Ruhi Bati) refers to traditional handmade wicks made from 100% pure, raw cotton. These are essential for lighting oil or ghee lamps (diyas) in Hindu rituals, symbolizing the removal of darkness and the presence of the divine. 

Green Colour Cotton WicksGreen cotton wicks, or Pachai Thiri, are primarily used in rituals dedicated to Lord Kubera (the god of wealth) and Lord Budhan (Mercury)

Cotton colored wicks, also known as Varna Thiri, are pure cotton wicks dyed in specific auspicious colors for use in Hindu rituals and festive decorations. Each color is believed to attract distinct spiritual energies and is often dedicated to specific deities. 

Colored round cotton wicks, often referred to as Gol Batti or Phool Batti, are widely used in Hindu puja rituals and festive decorations. These wicks are handcrafted from pure cotton and are often available in significant spiritual colours like red, yellow, and green, as well as multi-colour packs for specific observances like Navagraha puja.

Long cotton wicks, commonly known as Lambi Batti or Jyot Batti, are essential for traditional oil lamps (diyas) and aarti rituals. These wicks are typically handcrafted from pure cotton to ensure a steady, smokeless flame and are designed for superior oil absorption to support prolonged burning

Cotton wicks for pooja, often called Rui Batti, are handcrafted from 100% pure cotton to ensure clean, smokeless, and long-lasting illumination in oil or ghee lamps (diyas). They are typically used in two forms: round wicks (phool batti) for standard daily rituals and long wicks (lambi batti) for aarti or continuous prayers.