Kaveri Copper (Tamba) Balloon Pot 350 ml | Traditional Hammered Design Water Drinking Vessel
Original price was: ₹1,299.00.₹650.00Current price is: ₹650.00.
The Kaveri Copper (Tamba) Balloon Pot 350 ml features a traditional hammered design and attractive copper finish. Its compact shape makes it suitable for drinking and serving water while adding traditional charm to everyday use.
- Description
- Key Features
- Specifications
- Why Drink Water in Copper?
- Care & Maintenance
- Uses
Description
The Kaveri Copper (Tamba) Balloon Pot 350 ml combines traditional Indian metal craftsmanship with a distinctive hammered appearance. Designed for drinking and serving water, this compact copper vessel features a rounded balloon-style body that adds a decorative touch to everyday use. Its 350 ml capacity makes it suitable for individual water servings at home, in the office or during traditional occasions. Copper has a long history of use in Indian households for water storage and serving. The naturally warm copper finish and handcrafted-inspired appearance make this pot an attractive addition to your drinkware collection. Manufactured in India under the Shree Kaveri Copper collection, this vessel is suitable for customers who appreciate traditional metal utensils, simple functionality and elegant presentation.
Key Features
– Copper (Tamba) Construction: Traditional copper drinking vessel.
– 350 ml Capacity: Compact size for individual water servings.
– Balloon Pot Design: Distinctive rounded body with a traditional appearance.
– Hammered Look: Decorative hammered-style finish for an attractive presentation.
– Traditional Drinkware: Inspired by Indian copper water-serving utensils.
– Compact & Convenient: Suitable for everyday household use.
– Reusable Design: Alternative to disposable drinking containers.
– Made in India: Packaging identifies Indian manufacturing.
Specifications
– Brand: Shree Kaveri Copper
– Product Name: Copper Balloon Pot
– Product Type: Water Drinking Vessel
– Material: Copper (Tamba), as labelled
– Capacity: 350 ml
– Design: Balloon Pot
– Exterior Appearance: Hammered Look
– Colour: Natural Copper
– Shape: Rounded / Balloon Style
– Recommended Use: Drinking & Serving Water
– Collection: Premium Copper Collection
– Country of Origin: India
Why Drink Water in Copper?
Copper is an essential trace mineral required by the human body in small amounts. Traditional copper vessels have been used for storing and serving drinking water for generations.
Potential Benefits & Important Facts
– Essential Mineral: Copper contributes to normal energy metabolism and other important bodily functions.
– Supports Normal Immunity: Copper is involved in the normal functioning of the immune system.
– Antioxidant Enzyme Function: Copper is required by certain enzymes that help protect cells from oxidative damage.
– Traditional Water Storage: Copper has a long history of use in Indian households.
– Antimicrobial Properties: Copper surfaces can have antimicrobial activity under certain conditions, but a copper vessel does not guarantee that drinking water is disinfected or safe.
Important Health Note: Copper vessels are not proven to treat infections, heal wounds, prevent osteoporosis, improve skin conditions or cure diseases. Drinking copper-stored water is not necessary to meet daily copper requirements, and excessive copper intake can be harmful.
Care & Maintenance
– Wash gently with mild dishwashing liquid and a soft sponge.
– Avoid abrasive scrubbers, steel wool and harsh chemicals.
– Rinse thoroughly with clean drinking water before use.
– Use only for plain drinking water unless the manufacturer confirms other uses.
– Avoid storing lemon water, vinegar, fruit juices or other acidic beverages.
– Do not use for hot beverages or cooking.
– Avoid leaving water stored for unnecessarily long periods.
– Dry thoroughly after cleaning to minimise water spots.
– Copper naturally develops a darker patina over time.
– If greenish deposits or corrosion appear inside, stop using the vessel until it has been safely cleaned and inspected.
Uses
– Everyday drinking water
– Serving water at home
– Traditional Indian water-serving arrangements
– Individual water servings
– Festive and household gifting
– Decorative copper drinkware collection
























