Copper vessels – choose your way to prepare copper water

Ayurveda has kept water in copper for thousands of years, long before anyone called it a trend. The mechanism is simple: when copper comes into contact with water, it releases ions that pass into the liquid. The longer a copper vessel is in contact with the water, the more copper ends up in your glass. The question isn’t “whether” but “in which vessel” – because a copper bottle, mug and jug each serve a different purpose.

99.9% copper – no compromises

Our copper vessels are made by hand from certified 99.94% pure copper in a family-run workshop in India. This matters, because plenty of vessels on the market contain heavy-metal admixtures with no confirmation of their composition whatsoever – and then the whole idea of drinking copper water loses its point. You can check the certificate for every product.

Bottle, mug or jug – which one to choose?

Copper bottles and flasks – you take them with you: to work, to the gym, on your travels. Tight seal, capacities of 650 ml and 950 ml.

Copper mugs with lids – they stay by your bed, capacity approx. 350 ml. You fill one in the evening and drink the water on an empty stomach in the morning – the simplest version of the Tamra Jal ritual.

Copper jugs – they stand in the kitchen and prepare water for the whole household at once, in 1250 ml or 1950 ml versions. For even larger amounts – the 5 l copper water container.

Who it’s for

For people who drink tap or filtered water and want a simple, maintenance-free way to purify it naturally – without adding yet another plastic filter to the kitchen. For those who start the day with a ritual, and for those looking for a copper vessel as a meaningful gift rather than just a decoration.

Craftsmanship, not mass production

Every Sattva Ayurveda copper vessel is hammered or polished by hand, so small differences between pieces are not a flaw but proof that no machine stamped it out. You can combine the patterns – smooth, hammered, striped, diamond-pattern – into a set: a jug with mugs in the same finish.

Want to know how long to keep water in copper and how to clean patina off the vessel? The complete guide to copper vessels has all the details – including research and FAQs.

Copper, not marketing

We don’t promise a miracle in a glass. We promise a vessel that does what it was made for – and will keep doing it for years.