Copper water bottles have a tradition stretching back more than two thousand years in India. This piece is made from pure copper, holds 500 ml and closes with a screw cap — a warm-toned, lasting vessel for storing water.
The Ayurvedic tradition
According to Ayurveda, the ancient science of India, water stored in a copper vessel is said to support the balance of the three principles — the doshas (vata, kapha and pitta) — within the body. This is understood within experiential tradition, not as a medical promise; many simply choose it for the pleasure of drinking pure water from a copper vessel.
Engraved mandala pattern
An engraved mandala wraps around the bottle — a sacred-geometry pattern organised around a centre, which tradition reads as a symbol of wholeness and an inner centre. The fine engraving adds a tactile texture and a good grip in the hand.
Use & care
Intended for cold water. Copper naturally develops a patina over time; its original shine can be restored by rubbing with a little lemon and salt, then rinsing with clean water. Hand washing is recommended. In the Ayurvedic tradition, water is often left in the bottle overnight and drunk in the morning.
A durable, reusable vessel that brings the warm glow of copper to a table or a bag.