Collection: Copper Vessel Sets
Copper Vessel Sets
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99.9% copper – top quality, no compromises
Every piece in the set is made of certified copper with a purity of at least 99.9%, hand-shaped by artisans. No lacquer coating inside and no added metals that could interfere with the water's contact with the copper. That is the difference between a decoration and a vessel that actually does its job – releasing copper ions into the water, just as it has for thousands of years in the Ayurvedic tradition.
Three finishes, one principle
Smooth set – a clean, mirror-like surface with no ornamentation, for those who prefer minimalism and easy cleaning.
Striped set – a hand-engraved stripe pattern that adds character without overdoing it.
Hammered set – an uneven, hammered texture and the classic look of Indian craftsmanship – you can tell at a glance it didn't come off a factory line.
Who it's for
For people who already drink copper water and want a complete set instead of hunting for matching pieces separately. For couples and families – one jug for three mugs is a natural fit for the whole household. And for those looking for a meaningful gift rather than another knick-knack – a complete set looks and works like something that will last for years, not a week.
Why copper in Ayurveda
In Ayurveda, water stored overnight in a copper vessel is called Tamra Jal. Copper is said to have natural purifying properties and the ability to balance all three doshas – Vata, Pitta and Kapha – with moderate, daily use. The ritual is simple: fill the jug in the evening and drink from the mug in the morning on an empty stomach. With all the pieces from one set, you can keep to this ritual without pouring water between random vessels.
Questions that come up
Do copper vessels need any special cleaning? Just wipe the inside every now and then with a paste of salt and lemon – a darker patina on the outside is natural and harmless.
Is the set suitable for hot drinks? No – copper works well with room-temperature or cool water, not with tea or coffee.
In closing
One set, the whole ritual. The rest is up to you.
