Pure copper insideOuter coating for longevityBottles • Carafes • Dispensers
Test-backed purity
Interior surface tested at 97.6% copper purity.
Coating only outside
Exterior finish enhances look, life and longevity.
Designed to live with you
Personal, table and family hydration solutions.
Why Copper Water?
Storing water in copper vessels is a long-followed Indian tradition often referred to as Tamra
Jal.
Copper is also widely known for antimicrobial behavior on surfaces. Our approach keeps the ritual
authentic —
while elevating the design for modern homes.
A daily ritual
Hydration that feels intentional, not accidental.
Quiet luxury
Premium finishes that look at home anywhere.
Built for longevity
Protective outer coatings; pure copper inside.
Note: This content is informational and tradition-focused. If you have a medical
condition or copper sensitivity, consult a professional.
How to Use & Care (Simple + Safe)
1
Fill & store
Store water for 6–8 hours (common traditional
practice).
Our bottles have been tested for interior copper composition, reporting
approximately 97.6% copper purity on the inside surface. This indicates that the surface in contact
with water is predominantly copper. Small percentages of other elements are common in copper
materials used for structural stability.
Commercial copper products rarely measure exactly 100% pure due to trace elements
that improve durability and strength. A purity level like 97–99% is commonly considered high-grade
copper for consumer products.
When water is stored in a copper vessel, minute ionic interaction may occur
between the copper surface and the water over time. This depends on storage duration, water
composition, and the vessel’s surface condition. Moderate storage (typically 6–8 hours) is
traditionally practiced.
Copper is widely documented for antimicrobial surface properties, meaning certain
microbes do not survive long on copper surfaces compared to some other materials. Traditional
Ayurvedic texts also reference storing water in copper vessels. This should not be considered
medical treatment.
Copper-stored water has been traditionally consumed daily in many Indian
households. Moderation is key. If you have a medical condition related to copper metabolism or
copper sensitivity, consult a healthcare professional.
Copper may impart a mild metallic taste, especially if water is stored for longer
durations. This can vary based on water mineral content, storage duration, and cleaning frequency.
Regular cleaning and moderate storage time reduce taste variation.
Copper naturally oxidizes when exposed to air and moisture. This is a normal
chemical reaction and does not indicate a defect. Routine cleaning helps maintain the surface
brightness.
No. The coating is applied only on the outer surface to enhance durability,
design, and longevity. The interior remains copper for authentic copper-water storage.
Refrigeration is not necessary and not traditionally recommended for
copper-stored water. Sudden temperature changes can increase condensation and oxidation.
Room-temperature storage is preferred.
Copper bottles are primarily designed for room-temperature water storage. Storing
very hot liquids may alter oxidation behavior and is not recommended unless explicitly stated for
the product.
Hammering mainly affects aesthetics and grip. It does not significantly change
the basic copper-water interaction compared to flat copper surfaces.
Patina is the natural greenish layer that can form due to oxidation when copper
reacts with moisture and environmental factors. It’s a natural process, but regular cleaning
prevents buildup before use.
Copper-stored water has traditionally been used across age groups. Maintain
moderation and proper hygiene, and consult a professional if you have specific concerns.
We recommend cleaning at least once a week using lemon + salt. If used daily,
more frequent cleaning may help maintain shine and freshness.
Copper surfaces are known for antimicrobial properties, but water hygiene still
depends on storage conditions. Refilling with fresh water daily is recommended.
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