Copper Brass Mughal Jug With Lid

Our ancestors may not have been tech-savvy, but they definitely were in tune with nature and natural living. Storing water in copper utensils was a traditional practice that has been replaced these days with plastic water cans. Today, in the name of modern living our shelves are lined with plastic containers. In fact, plastic water can to store and dispense drinking water is a common sight in most homes. It is high time we stopped to think about how our actions are impacting our health and go turn back to tradition to restore good living.

The Copper Brass Mughal Jug from Mr. Copper is reminiscent of the royal water jug that was used in the courts of Mughal emperors. The sleek curved body and the narrow spout, the sturdy brass handle and brass base, the copper lid fitted with a brass knob – all come together in an aesthetically pleasing pattern that is typical of Mughal royalty. It is definitely fit for a King and you are no less! The hammered copper, free from modern patterns or etching finishes off the old worldly look. The sight of this Mughal Jug and a set of hammered copper glasses on your the dining table will make you feel like you are seated at a royal feast!

Fill up your jug with water and in a couple of hours, the copper ions will mix with the water. These ions kill germs present in the water, thereby purifying it. Furthermore, practitioners of Ayurveda believe that copper has the power to prevent common health issues such as gastric ailments and chest cold, by balancing the three energies - Vatha, Pitta and Kapha. Hence drinking copper charged water is great for your overall health.

Copper utensils used to store water need to be washed at least once in 48 hours. It is important to note that copper utensils must be used only to store water or unprocessed dry foods such as dry fruits, nuts or sugar. Furthermore, utensils made from hammered copper, tend to oxidise faster. In order to keep your copper utensils, sparkly clean one must follow the Cleaning Instructions diligently.