The Copper Ritual Set - Premium Jar & Glasses

The Copper Ritual Set is a premium handcrafted hydration set featuring a hand-hammered copper jar and two matching glasses. Designed for daily bedside or dining use, it combines the traditional benefits of storing water in copper with a modern, elegant aesthetic. Arrives in a luxury gift box.

₹5,449

Highlights

Hand-hammered copper jar and 2 matching glasses for a complete daily-use set
Tapered silhouette with a contrasting hammered lower body and smooth neck
Rooted in the traditional Indian practice of storing water in copper vessels
A graceful bedside or dining companion that elevates an everyday ritual

Description

Hand-hammered along its lower body and finished smooth at the neck, this copper jar and glass set brings the age-old ritual of storing water in copper to a beautifully crafted form. Copper vessels have long held a place in Indian households, valued for tradition as much as their warm, gleaming aesthetic. The tapered jar pairs with two matching glasses, each catching light differently across their hammered and smooth surfaces. A graceful bedside or dining table companion, it turns a daily habit into something worth noticing. Arrives fully assembled inside a plush, velvet-lined luxury gift box, ready to gift or use straight away.

Specifications

Material	Copper
Set Includes	1 Jar, 2 Glasses
Length	11 inches (jar), 4 inches (glass)
Weight	0.55 kg

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to store water overnight in copper?

Yes, storing water in copper vessels overnight is a traditional Ayurvedic practice believed to impart trace minerals and natural purifying properties.

Why is my copper set turning dark?

Copper naturally oxidizes and develops a patina (darkening) over time when exposed to air and water. This is normal and authentic. You can easily polish it back to its original shine using a mild brass/copper polish or a natural lemon and salt scrub.

Can I use this set for drinks other than water?

We strongly recommend using the Copper Ritual Set strictly for plain water. Acidic beverages like juices or lemon water can react with copper and should be avoided.