Collection · Copper

Copper that is copper all the way through.

Bottles for overnight water, thalis, lotas, cooking handis and yantras. Lined or unlined is written on the ticket. Plated steel is not sold as copper.

Ayurveda asks for water that has rested in copper. That only works if the wall of the vessel is the metal, not a wash. We keep bottles and glasses for that use, and tin-lined pots for food.

700 ml and 1 litre

Ayurvedic Water Bottle

Seamless and hammered copper bottles made for daily drinking water. The interior is unlined so the metal can do what Ayurveda asks of it. Caps are leak-tested.

Care. Fill with water and a spoon of lemon juice or tamarind once a week, rest, rinse. Never the dishwasher.

Sold as a pair or a set of four

Tumbler & Lota

Hand-beaten tumblers with a matching lota. The hammer marks are not decoration — they work-harden the sheet so the vessel keeps its round.

Care. Wash and dry at once. A dulling of the outside is honest; polish only if you prefer a high shine.

Dinner and puja sizes

Copper Thali

Broad copper thalis with a rolled rim. Used for naivedya, and by those who keep a copper plate for meals as part of a household practice.

Care. Acidic foods should not sit for hours. Serve, eat, wash.

Tin-lined interiors available

Cooking Handi

Heavy copper handis for slow cooking. We offer tin-lined interiors for everyday food, and unlined pieces for water and ritual use.

Care. If tin-lined, do not scour the inside. Re-tinning is a service we can arrange.

Sri Yantra and graha plates

Copper Yantra

Etched and hand-finished copper yantras. Lines are checked for continuity — a broken bindu is not a bargain, it is a mistake.

Care. Keep dry. A drop of ghee on the plate is a ritual choice, not a polish.

Set of two or six

Drinking Glasses

Short copper glasses that sit steadily in the hand. A practical companion to the bottle, and a gift that is used rather than displayed.

Care. Rinse after each use. Do not store sour liquids.