In Sivakasi price lists, "fancy" covers a lively group of items that are more about colour and movement than noise. They're often the best part of a family Diwali.
Pencils
Thin coloured sticks, held like a sparkler, that burn with a bright coloured flame. They are slow and gentle — good for children with adult supervision. Hold at arm's length and drop in water when finished.
Twinkling stars
These burn with a flickering, twinkling light. Most are held in the hand like a sparkler; check the box instructions, as some are placed on the ground.
Small fountains and colour fountains
Like mini flower pots, often with changing colours or crackle. They are placed on the ground and lit from the side.
Novelty ground items
Each season brings new novelty designs — items that spin, hop, change colour or shoot small sparks. They are fun, but read each box carefully because behaviour differs from item to item.
Snake tablets
These produce a growing "snake" of ash. They make smoke, so use them outdoors only and keep children's faces away.
Safety tips for fancy items
- Read the instructions on every new item — don't assume it behaves like last year's.
- Hand-held items only in the hand; ground items only on the ground.
- Light with a long incense stick, one at a time.
- Keep a water bucket nearby for spent items.
Fancy items are a great way to make a modest budget feel bigger. See our full range in the product catalogue.
Planning your Diwali enquiry?
Send us your requirements — wholesale quote with dispatch timeline in 24 hours.