Where do I get floating cork wick lamps in Chennai?

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An alternative (not used in the 21st century due to safety issues) is to mine asbestos fibers and braid or twist them into a yarn. Non-burning wick. read more

(The cork float may have a different shape than that pictured.) Note: most churches prefer to use a length of standard wick, so vigil lamps can remain burning for long periods of time. Many lay people find these 1/2 inch waxed wicks a bit easier to use, because there is not a need to trim the wick. read more

So to get the best possible results, you need to maintain as little a distance between the oil and the flame as possible. You need a wick that’ll move with the oil level in the jar. You need a floating wick. Floating wicks have been around for a long time and they work by having a metal (often aluminum) foil on top of a cork floater. read more