For those seeking the highest quality copper bottle, this luxury edition is the ultimate choice. This water bottle distinguishes itself with its robust weight (330 grams) and the practical, sturdy handle, making it both powerful in appearance and comfortable to hold. The matte, polished finish gives the bottle a modern, understated luxury.

Why drink from copper?

In Ayurvedic teachings, water from a copper vessel (Tamra Jal) has been valued for centuries for its ability to balance the three doshas. Copper has natural antibacterial properties and gives water an energetic "reset." Drinking from this bottle is a daily ritual of self-care and conscious hydration.

Pure & Handmade

Each piece is handcrafted from 99.6% pure copper. As it is an artisanal natural product, no two bottles are exactly alike. Small irregularities are not imperfections but rather proof of authentic craftsmanship. The inside is 100% copper, while the outside is subtly lacquered for a durable appearance.

A Living Material (Oxidation)

Copper is a living element that reacts to air and water. It is completely natural for the inside to discolor over time or for dark spots and streaks (oxidation) to appear. This has no influence on the safety or functionality of the bottle; it is simply the natural character development of pure copper.

Specifications

• Content: ± 950 ml
• Weight: 330 grams (Luxury, heavy version)
• Material: 99.6% pure copper (0.4% rubber sealing ring in the cap for 100% leak-proof use)
• Finish: Handmade, polished, and equipped with a handle.

Usage & Maintenance<!--en-->For water only: Do not use the bottle for juices, dairy, coffee, or other acids.<!--en--><!--en-->Loving hand wash: Not dishwasher safe. Clean with a soft sponge, natural soap, and room temperature water.<!--en--><!--en-->Maintain the shine: If necessary, use copper polish to restore the exterior's luster, but avoid direct sunlight to protect the lacquer coating.

CopperWear offers handmade products made from 100% pure copper, inspired by ancient Ayurvedic tradition. Water stored in a copper vessel is called 'Tamra Jal' in that tradition. From water bottles to jewelry: each product is hand-finished, polished, or hammered, with an eye for detail.