For sale is a stunning Indian brass oil lamp, likely a traditional Deepak or Diya, used historically for lighting or religious ceremonies such as Diwali. This piece features a classic design with a wide circular base, an ornate stem, and a dish-like top with a floral or star-shaped rim and a wick holder. A notable elephant stamp on the base adds cultural significance, symbolizing wisdom and good fortune, possibly indicating a maker’s mark or regional origin (unverified).

The lamp showcases an aged brass finish with a rich patina, including some greenish corrosion spots, suggesting authenticity and age—estimated to be from the late 19th to early 20th century, though this is unverified without provenance. The material appears to be brass, potentially a copper alloy, but this is unconfirmed. The loop at the top suggests it could be hung or carried, adding to its versatile antique charm.