Copper Cup

• Made from 99.9% pure copper
• Exterior: Polished finish with etched mandala design
• Interior: Polished, uncoated copper
• Suitable for cold water only
• Not suitable for milk, citrus, or acidic liquids

The mandala design symbolises unity, harmony, and wholeness — aligning beautifully with Ayurvedic philosophy and mindful hydration practices.

Ayurvedic Tradition

Copper vessels have long been used in Ayurvedic practice to store drinking water overnight. This process, sometimes called Tamra Jal, is believed to naturally energise and purify water.

Traditionally, water is stored for several hours (often overnight) and consumed in the morning as part of a balanced daily ritual.

Natural Properties of Copper

Please note:

• Copper naturally oxidises over time.
• Colour changes, darkening, small marks, and discolouration are normal.
• These changes do not affect water quality.
• Oxidation is a natural and expected characteristic of pure copper.

Cleaning & Maintenance

To maintain appearance and longevity:

• Do not wash in dishwasher
• Clean with mild natural soap, cool water, and a soft sponge
• To restore shine, use lemon wedges or natural copper polish
• Dry thoroughly after washing
• Store away from prolonged direct sunlight

Important Usage Notes

• For cold water only
• Do not use for hot liquids
• Do not use for milk, citrus juices, or acidic beverages
• Always rinse before first use

FAQs

Is this solid copper or plated?
It is made from 99.9% pure copper, not plated.

Why is the colour changing?
Copper naturally oxidises when exposed to air and moisture. This is normal and does not affect performance.

Can I put tea or lemon water in it?
No. Acidic liquids can react with copper. Use for plain cold water only.

Is this suitable as a gift?
Yes. It comes presented in a cardboard gift box with an informational leaflet.