Deluxe Ground Chakkars
Deluxe Ground Chakkars is a ground chakkar - a spinning wheel that whirls on the ground…
Ground chakkars spin rapidly on a flat surface and throw a ring of colourful sparks - a family favourite for courtyards and streets. Choose from classic, deluxe, special, whistling and pearl-drop wheels.
Deluxe Ground Chakkars is a ground chakkar - a spinning wheel that whirls on the ground…
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A chakkar is a coiled tube that spins when lit, producing a circle of sparks close to the ground. Some add a whistle or change colour as they turn. Because they move, a clear flat area matters more than size.
In their original box in a cool, dry place away from heat, flames and children, until the moment of use.
Outdoors on a flat, hard, open surface away from buildings, dry leaves, vehicles and crowds.
Light one at a time. Several spinning together can collide and throw sparks in unexpected directions.
Never relight it or pick it up. Wait at least 20 minutes, then pour water over it and soak it before disposal.
At least 3–5 metres (10–15 feet), with the area clear of obstacles and anything flammable. Follow the distance printed on the pack.
Children can enjoy watching them from a safe distance, but an adult should always light them.
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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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