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Flower Pots

Flower pots (anar) stand on the ground and send up a fountain of golden or coloured sparks. From small and deluxe pots to big, tricolour and peacock fountains, they are among the most-loved Deepavali effects.

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What are flower pots?

A flower pot is a cone or pot filled with a fountain composition. Once lit it sprays sparks upwards for several seconds without leaving the ground, so it is easy to watch from a distance. Bigger pots give taller, longer fountains.

  • Standard, deluxe and super deluxe flower pots
  • Big, tricolour and multi-colour pots
  • Peacock and colour fountains
  • Special green-label pots (check the label for the claim)

Using flower pots safely

  • Stand the pot on a flat, non-flammable surface and make sure it cannot tip.
  • Never hold a flower pot in your hand while lighting it.
  • Keep spectators 3 metres or more away - more for big pots.
  • Keep pets indoors; sparks and noise frighten animals.
  • After use, soak the spent pot in water before throwing it away.

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Are flower pots suitable for children?

They stay on the ground, which makes them easier to watch, but children should never light them. An adult lights the pot and everyone watches from a safe distance.

How do I light a flower pot safely?

Place it on stone or concrete, check it is stable, light the fuse at arm’s length with a long agarbatti or lighter, and step back immediately.

Can flower pots tip over?

Yes, if the ground is uneven. A tipped pot sprays sparks sideways, so always check stability first and never hold it.

How far should pets and animals be kept?

Keep pets indoors, or at least 5–10 metres away. The sparks, smoke and noise can frighten them.

How do I dispose of a used flower pot?

Let it cool completely, then soak it in water or wrap it in wet paper before disposal. Never relight or reuse a spent pot.

Can flower pots cause fires?

Yes, near dry grass, paper, curtains or vehicles. Keep water, sand or an extinguisher close by.

Are these products sold online on this website?

No. In line with the Supreme Court of India’s directions on the sale of firecrackers, we do not take orders, bookings or payments online - and we do not move orders to WhatsApp either. You can ask us about any product by phone or through the enquiry form, and buy only from a licensed retailer near you.

Are there rules on when and where I can burst crackers?

Yes. Permitted products, timings and areas are set by courts, state governments and local authorities, and they change from year to year. Check the current local notification before the festival, and follow any rules in your housing society or area.

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