Copper Bottle Flower of Life, 0.75 l

In the Ayurvedic tradition of India, copper has always been considered a special material. Water that rests in a copper vessel for an extended period is said to absorb the qualities of the metal – in India, it is called "Tamra Jal". Yogis and sages have practiced this centuries-old tradition, which remains part of many daily rituals today.

This handcrafted bottle is made of pure copper and holds approximately 750 ml. It features a screw cap with a silicone ring. The "Flower of Life" adorns the model – a well-known mandala symbolizing the sacred geometry of nature.

According to Ayurvedic tradition
In Ayurveda, copper water is considered Rasayana and is believed to harmonize the three doshas. Traditionally, it is attributed with supporting digestion and skin health, among other benefits. These statements are based on Ayurvedic tradition and do not constitute medical claims.

Product Highlights

• Pure copper, handcrafted – each piece is unique
• "Flower of Life" motif
• Capacity approx. 750 ml
• Screw cap with silicone ring
• Durable and reusable

Usage
Fill the bottle with still, non-acidic drinking water in the evening, let it rest overnight, and enjoy the water the next morning. Use the bottle consciously and with breaks.

Important Notes

• Only fill with still, non-acidic water – no juices, lemon/vitamin water, or carbonated drinks, as these can leach copper from the material.
• Do not store water in the bottle for longer than overnight.
• Discontinue use and seek medical advice if skin reactions or discomfort occur. Individuals with copper metabolism disorders (e.g., Wilson's disease), pregnant women, and children should consult a doctor beforehand.
• Not a medical product. For household use only, not leak-proof.

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

Capacity: approx. 750 ml

Note: References to Ayurveda come from ancient Indian traditions and do not constitute medical claims. As the product is handcrafted, each piece is unique; minor imperfections are not a defect.