Shop urli bowls with floating flowers from the Amazon Great Indian Festival
Before the first lamp is lit for Diwali, a quiet ritual often begins near the doorway. A wide, shallow bowl called an urli is filled with water, and fresh petals are set afloat on top. Traditionally linked with homes and temples in southern India, the urli has long been a symbol of welcome, calm and good fortune. Marigolds, roses and small candles drift gently across the surface, catching light and carrying a soft fragrance into the room. Today, the same idea sits comfortably in modern flats, balconies and living rooms, proving that a simple bowl can hold a good deal of festive spirit.

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Decorating for Diwali is far more enjoyable when the budget stretches a little further. The Amazon Great Indian Festival has brought urli bowls from TIED RIBBONS, BEHOMA and eCraftIndia into the sale, with savings of up to 50%. 5 picks here range from golden metal sets to a cow-design bowl and a wood-and-metal piece, so there is a look for traditional and modern homes alike. Here is a closer look at every bowl.
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| Product Name | Material | Size/Capacity | User Rating | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIED RIBBONS Pack of 3 Urli Bowls (Golden, Multi Size) | Metal | 3 sizes, small to large | 4.5/5 | ₹999 |
| TIED RIBBONS Set of 3 Urli Bowls for Home Decor for Floating Flowers | Iron | Big: about 35 cm, medium: about 29 cm, small: about 27 cm | 4.4/5 | ₹999 |
| BEHOMA Golden Metal Chitai Design Tire Urli, 10 Inch, 2000 ml | Metal | 10 inches, 2000 ml | 4.5/5 | ₹1,767 |
| eCraftIndia Cow Urli Bowl for Home Decoration, Light Brown | Resin | 33.02cm x 38.1cm x 15.24cm | 4.0/5 | ₹1,895 |
| BEHOMA Wood & Metal Design Urli for Home Decor, Light Brown, 11 Inch | Wood and metal | 11 inches | 4.3/5 | ₹2,372 |
Three golden bowls in graded sizes arrive together in one pack. They can sit side by side as a layered centrepiece or spread across different corners. Fill them with water and flowers, or keep them dry with stones and decorative pieces. The warm gold shade catches lamp light and suits festive settings.
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Made from iron, this set of 3 has a sturdy, solid feel. The bowls come in big, medium,m and small sizes, measuring roughly 35, 29, and 27 centimetres across. Gold colouring and a classic shape keep the look timeless. They suit flowers floating on water, or a display on a table or entrance.
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A single golden bowl with a woven, mat-style pattern known as chitai design. It measures 10 inches across and holds up to 2,000 ml of water. The metal body gives it a firm, polished look. One bowl is enough to anchor a side table, a doorstep, or a puja corner.
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A light brown bowl with a cow design adds a gentle, earthy touch. Cows hold a respected place in Indian tradition, so the motif suits festive and puja settings. The listing recommends it for floating candles and flowers. Its soft colour sits well beside wooden furniture and warm lights.
Key Features:
Wood and metal come together in this single 11-inch bowl. The light brown shade gives a natural, calm look beside bright festive colours. The blend of materials works as well in traditional rooms as in modern ones. It can hold dry flowers and decorative pieces, or stand alone as a showpiece.
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A festive home is built from small, thoughtful touches, and an urli is one of the most graceful of them. From golden sets to earthy, wood-toned pieces, this selection shows how one bowl can change the mood of an entrance, a table, or a prayer corner. Visit the Amazon Great Indian Festival, pick the style that matches your home, and bring a floating-flower display to your Diwali this year. Make this Diwali one that greets every guest with light, fragrance, and a little reflected sparkle.
1. What is an urli?
It is a wide, shallow bowl traditionally filled with water and flowers. It began in southern India and is now used for festive and puja decor.
2. What can be placed in an urli?
Fresh petals, floating candles, and small lamps all work well. Dry stones and dried blooms also suit it.
3. Can an urli be used outside Diwali?
Yes, it looks good all year on a table, entrance,e or balcony. Its calm, flower-filled look suits any celebration.
4. How should urli bowls be cleaned?
Empty the water after use and wipe the bowl with a soft cloth. Dry it fully so the finish does not dull.
5. Why are floating candles popular in urli bowls?
The water reflects the flame and doubles the glow. They should be kept away from curtains and other things that burn easily.