Crafted from pure copper, this water bottle carries a delicately engraved floral pattern across its surface, giving an everyday ritual a warm, handmade character. It feels good in the hand and looks beautiful on a desk, a shelf or tucked into a bag.
Copper in the Ayurvedic tradition
Water stored in copper has been valued in India for thousands of years. In Ayurvedic tradition it is believed that water rested in copper supports the balance of the three elemental energies – Vata, Pitta and Kapha. This bottle is made in the spirit of that heritage: not a medical device, but a graceful companion for mindful drinking.
Material and craft
- Material: pure copper
- Capacity: 500 ml
- Finish: hand-engraved floral motif
Copper is a living metal: over time it develops a natural patina and its tone deepens. This is not a flaw but the quiet beauty of the material itself.
How to use it
Use the bottle for water only – it is not suited to milk, citrus or other acidic drinks. As copper conducts heat well, it is most pleasant with cool water. Many people fill it in the evening and drink the rested water in the morning, in slow, unhurried sips.
Care
Its shine returns naturally: rinse the inside with a little lemon juice and salt, then with clean water, and the copper glows again. Not suitable for the dishwasher.
A warm, handcrafted object that turns the simple act of drinking water into a small daily ritual.