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The Ritual Bottle and a copper tumbler composed with driftwood, stone, and linen.
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The Ritual Bottle

A hand-hammered copper water bottle, sized for a full day's ritual.

$68.00
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Hand-hammered by coppersmiths in Moradabad, India · SKU LL-CU-BTL-01

The Ritual Bottle is shaped by hand in small batches, each hammer mark left visible rather than polished away. It holds one litre — enough for a morning routine that carries through to midday — and develops a deeper, more personal patina with every week of use. This is the piece we'd suggest starting with.

Is copper water actually good for you?

Storing water in copper is a long-standing wellness tradition across India and parts of Asia. We describe it as a ritual and a craft practice rather than a medical treatment — we don't make health claims, and copper supplementation isn't right for everyone. If you have Wilson's disease, another copper-sensitivity condition, or any health concern, speak with a doctor before using copper vessels for drinking water.

Why does the copper change color?

Copper oxidizes naturally on contact with air and water, forming a patina that ranges from warm rose to deep brown. It's a normal, expected process — a sign of a genuinely reactive material, not a defect.

Is it dishwasher safe?

No — hand wash only, to protect both the finish and the hammered texture.

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