Add elegance to your everyday with Funparey’s Handmade Copper Mug—a piece that blends tradition, artistry, and practicality.

• Light yet Sturdy: Weighing around 160 grams, this mug is durable yet easy to handle.
• Perfect Capacity: Comfortably holds 290–315 ml of liquid, ideal for water, juices, or traditional drinks.
• Elegant Height: Standing arround 4.5 inches tall and around 3.5 inches in width (measured from the widest part), it offers a balanced presence in hand and on the table.
• Engraved Motifs: The exterior is etched with intricate leaf and swirl designs, showcasing timeless craftsmanship.
• Handmade Uniqueness: Each mug is individually crafted, ensuring no two pieces are ever identical.
• Versatile Use: Functional as a daily drinking vessel or as a decorative accent for your home.
• Funparey Guarantee: Backed by our safe order promise, with FREE shipping across Pakistan.

This copper mug is more than drinkware—it’s a handcrafted piece of tradition, designed to add elegance to your table and charm to your collection.

⚠️ 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.