Handmade Copper Mug – Hammered

₨4,500.00

⚠️ Disclaimer & Care Instructions

Not a Miracle Cure Copper is an essential mineral, but it is not a cure-all. Please consult a physician before using copper utensils for health purposes.
Health Risks Excessive use of copper products—or drinking water stored overnight in copper vessels—can lead to copper poisoning, which is harmful.
Product Authenticity All products labeled “Copper” are made from pure copper. Funparey bears no responsibility or liability for injuries or illnesses resulting from irresponsible or exaggerated use of copper items.
Natural Darkening Pure copper naturally darkens over time due to oxidation (reaction with air and moisture). This is a normal property of copper and can be observed even on a simple copper wire.
Care Tip Wash before first use. To retain shine and slow down natural darkening, scrub the surface with a mix of vinegar and dishwashing liquid using a soft dishwashing scrub.

🧾 Balanced View

In short: Copper itself isn’t unsafe—it’s essential—but balance matters. Too little harms, too much poisons.

⚠️ Disclaimer & Care Instructions

Not a Miracle Cure
Copper is an essential mineral, but it is not a cure-all. Please consult a physician before using copper utensils for health purposes.
Health Risks
Excessive use of copper products—or drinking water stored overnight in copper vessels—can lead to copper poisoning, which is harmful.
Product Authenticity
All products labeled “Copper” are made from pure copper. Funparey bears no responsibility or liability for injuries or illnesses resulting from irresponsible or exaggerated use of copper items.
Natural Darkening
Pure copper naturally darkens over time due to oxidation (reaction with air and moisture). This is a normal property of copper and can be observed even on a simple copper wire.
Care Tip
Wash before first use. To retain shine and slow down natural darkening, scrub the surface with a mix of vinegar and dishwashing liquid using a soft dishwashing scrub.

🧾 Balanced View

In short: Copper itself isn’t unsafe—it’s essential—but balance matters. Too little harms, too much poisons.