Copper Bottle - Flower of Life with Handle, 950 ml, Copper Specialist

Description A stylish and sturdy water bottle made of pure copper, featuring a beautiful matte brushed copper finish and adorned with a refined Flower of Life pattern. The warm, natural look of the copper, combined with the subtle geometric pattern, makes this bottle both practical and a pleasure to look at. With a capacity of 950 ml and a weight of approximately 330 grams, this is a sturdy bottle with a substantial feel. The copper stopper features a practical handle, making the bottle easy to carry. The bottle comes in an elegant gift box from Copper Specialist® and is therefore also a wonderful gift. According to Ayurvedic tradition, water that has been left to stand for a while in a pure copper bottle is sometimes called Tamra Jal. This ancient tradition is still valued as part of a mindful and natural lifestyle. Ayurveda maintains that when you let water sit for 8–10 hours in a copper bottle or cup, it has a balancing effect on the three bioenergies (doshas) that circulate in the human body (Vata: the air element, Pitta: the fire element, and Kapha: the water element). Additionally, water stored in copper-lined vessels becomes naturally alkaline, which helps maintain the body’s pH balance. Pure Copper Flower of Life with Handle – 950 ml | 330 grams Why choose this copper water bottle? - Made from 100% pure copper - Heavy, premium construction weighing 330 grams - Finish: matte brushed copper - Pattern: Flower of Life - Cap: copper screw cap with handle - Generous 950ml capacity - Includes luxurious gift box - Handcrafted - Sustainable and reusable Product Specifications - 100% pure copper - Capacity: 950 ml - Weight: 330 grams - Bottle dimensions: 28 cm tall – 7.5 cm in diameter – 330 grams - Packaging: 31 cm tall – 10 cm in diameter - Weight of packaging + bottle: 525 grams Usage Fill the bottle with drinking water and let the water sit in the bottle for 6 to 8 hours, or overnight, before drinking it. In the Ayurvedic tradition, this water is called Tamra Jal. Oxidation—a natural process Pure copper is a living, natural material and reacts to oxygen, moisture, and water. This can cause color changes such as brown or black hues, and eventually, a blue-green (patina) layer may even develop. This is a completely natural oxidation process and a hallmark of genuine, pure copper. The discoloration does not affect the product’s quality or function and can be easily removed. With regular maintenance, the bottle retains its warm copper color and distinctive character.