Drinkware
Bottle, mug, cup and jug for every sip. Handmade from pure copper.
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SaleCopper Water Bottle
Smooth · Hammered
Regular price
€59,95Sale price€49,95 -
Copper Mug
Smooth · Hammered
€34,95
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Copper Cup
Smooth · Hammered
€29,95
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Copper Jug
Smooth · Hammered
€74,95
Everything you drink from, in one place: the 900 millilitre water bottle for the road, the 400 millilitre mug with a handle, the 300 millilitre tumbler with no lid and the 1.4 litre jug for the whole house. Which size suits your day is covered in what size copper bottle.
All four are solid copper, independently measured at 99.21% purity. The bottle and mug were also independently tested for food safety; the tumbler and jug are made from the same copper. No coating, no inner lining. You choose smooth or hand-hammered for each one; what that difference means in use is in smooth or hammered.
The habit of leaving water standing in copper is called tamra jal and comes from Ayurveda; where it comes from is in tamra jal, and how it fits an ordinary week in tamra jal in practice. Exactly what was measured in our copper is in what our products are made of.
Choose your drinkware
Compare drinkware: Capacity · Feature · Where it belongs
All four are the same solid copper, from the same workshop. The difference is how much goes in, whether there is a lid or a handle, and where you put it.
Water bottleCapacity900 mlFeatureScrew cap with a lever, felt baseWhere it belongsOut and about, all dayRegular price
JugCapacity1.4 litresFeatureLid, spout and handleWhere it belongsOn the counter, for the whole household€74,95View
MugCapacity400 mlFeatureHandle, felt baseWhere it belongsHot tea or coffee at the table€34,95View
CupCapacity300 mlFeatureOpen, no lid and no handleWhere it belongsBeside the bed, classic tamra jal€29,95View
Each of the four comes smooth and hammered, both shown above. You choose the finish when you order; what the difference between smooth and hammered actually does to the surface is in smooth or hammered copper.
If you mostly drink on the move, the water bottle is the obvious first choice. If you share the water with a household, the jug pours for everyone at once. For hot tea or coffee, take the mug with the handle. And to keep the ritual as simple as it gets, the cup is the original form: fill, leave, drink.
