Copper mug diamond, 250 ml

According to India’s Ayurvedic tradition, copper has always been considered a special material. According to tradition, water that rests in a copper vessel for an extended period of time takes on the qualities of the metal—in India, this is referred to as “Tamra Jal.” To this day, drinking from copper vessels remains an integral part of many daily rituals.

This handcrafted mug is made of pure copper and holds approximately 250 ml. The faceted diamond pattern refracts the light, making it a real eye-catcher.

According to Ayurvedic tradition
In Ayurveda, copper water is considered a rasayana and is said to harmonize the three doshas. It is traditionally believed to support digestion and skin health, among other benefits. These claims are based on Ayurvedic tradition and do not constitute medical statements.

Product Highlights

• Pure copper, handcrafted—each piece is one-of-a-kind
• Faceted diamond pattern
• Capacity: approx. 250 ml
• Durable and reusable

Usage
Fill the cup in the evening with still, non-acidic drinking water, let it sit overnight, and enjoy the water the next morning. Use the cup mindfully and take breaks.

Important Notes

• Fill only with still, non-acidic water— no juices, lemon water, vitamin water, or carbonated beverages, as these can leach copper from the material.
• Do not leave water in the cup for longer than overnight.
• If you experience skin reactions or feel unwell, discontinue use and seek medical advice. People with copper metabolism disorders (e.g., Wilson’s disease), pregnant women, and children should consult a healthcare professional beforehand.
• Not a medical product. For home use only.

Cleaning
Copper naturally loses its luster over time. If necessary, rub the exterior with salt and lemon or a little baking soda, rinse it off, and dry it thoroughly. Not dishwasher-safe.

Volume: approx. 250 ml

Note: References to Ayurveda are based on ancient Indian traditions and do not constitute medical claims. Since the product is handmade, each piece is one-of-a-kind; minor irregularities are not considered defects.