Wholesale Pure copper Flower of Life water bottle with handle 1

A stylish and sturdy water bottle made of pure copper, finished in a beautiful matte brushed copper tone and featuring a refined Flower of Life pattern. The warm, natural appearance of the copper combined with the subtle geometric design makes this bottle both practical and visually special. With a capacity of 1 litre and a weight of approximately 330 grams, this is a solid, heavy-duty version. The copper cap has a practical handle, making the bottle easy to carry. The bottle is delivered in a luxury gift box from Copper Specialist® and is therefore also very suitable as a gift. According to Ayurvedic tradition, water that has stood for some time in a pure copper bottle is also called Tamra Jal. This age-old tradition is still valued as part of a conscious and natural lifestyle. Ayurveda states that when you store water for 8–10 hours in a copper bottle or cup, it gains a balancing effect on the three bio-energies (doshas) that circulate through the human body (Vata: air element, Pitta: fire element and Kapha: water element). In addition, water in copper drinking vessels becomes naturally alkaline, which helps to keep your body's pH balanced. Read more here (https://www.ayurvedaspecialist.nl/water-met-de-kracht-van-koper/) Pure Copper Flower of Life with handle – 1 Litre | 330 grams – Heavy Duty Why choose this copper water bottle? - Made of 100% pure copper - Heavy premium version of 330 grams - Finish: matte brushed copper - Pattern: Flower of Life - Cap: copper screw cap with handle - Generous capacity of 1 litre - Includes luxury gift packaging - Handmade craftsmanship - Sustainable and reusable Product specifications - 100% pure copper - Capacity: 1 litre - Weight: 330 grams - Bottle dimensions: 28 cm high – diameter 7.5 cm – 330 grams - Packaging: 31 cm high – diameter 10 cm - Weight packaging + bottle 525 grams Use Fill the bottle with drinking water and preferably let the water stand in the bottle for 6 to 8 hours, or overnight, before drinking it. Within the Ayurvedic tradition this water is called Tamra Jal. Oxidation – a natural process Pure copper is a living natural material and reacts to oxygen, moisture and water. This can cause color changes such as brown or black hues, and eventually even a blue-green (patina) layer may develop. This is a completely natural oxidation process and a characteristic of genuine, pure copper. The discoloration does not affect the quality or effectiveness of the product and can be easily removed. With regular maintenance the bottle retains its warm copper color and characteristic appearance.