Diwali is knocking at the door and people are all set to illuminate their homes with festive lights. While traditional diyas capture the essence of the festival, quirky LEDs and neon lights are carving out their own place in the market. CT goes about city markets to know what’s trending this year while actress Alivia Sarkar adds to the festive spirit.
“Diwali is all about fairy lights, handmade diyas and rangolis for me. My typical Diwali plan is to cook and enjoy a meal with my family. I prefer handmade diyas over artificial lights”– Alivia Sarkar, actress
Alivia Sarkar
“I’m looking for minimalistic lights to decorate my home. I prefer earthen diyas over battery operated lights so I’ll buy a few of them”- Labanya Chatterjee, customer, Ezra Street
“Water sensor diyas & remote controlled firecracker lights are new this year. The Diwali bazaar started a month back and fairy lights, neon & laser lights are in demand”– Riki Malik, shop owner, R S Global, Ezra Street
Floral floating diya- Rs 30
Glitter candles- Rs 30 per piece
Small jhoomar light- Rs 55
Flower bouquet- Rs 250
Water sensor diya (per dozen)- Rs 170
Firecracker lights- Rs 2,500
Neon Lights- Rs 500
Stacked diyas- Rs 150
Earthen hanging lantern- Rs 180
Conch shell- Rs 90
DIWALI LIGHT MAINTENANCE- Don’t tight coil fairy lights
- Store them in a big box to avoid breakage
- Excessive heat can damage the light
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