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Copper is considered one of the best metals for water, but it is crucial to always listen to your body. If you feel uncomfortable after consuming water from it, stop and try something else..The water stored in a copper vessel for 8 hours is called ‘Tamra-Jal'..Drinking this water slows down ageing..According to Ayurveda, it also detoxifies the body and aids in weight loss..It comes with a lid and a stand..What Makes Copper Water Dispenser Special? The copper water dispenser is a uniquely handcrafted vessel meant for storing water. It has a round bottom appearance making it all the more attractive for our customers!.This finely hammered dispenser takes around a day to be handcrafted by our Thatheras. It has a tap fitted as its outlet for the convenience of our customers. The water stored in a copper vessel for 8 hours is called ‘Tamra-Jal'. Drinking this water slows down ageing. According to Ayurveda, it also detoxifies the body..Transforming Traditions into Trends P-TAL (Punjabi Thathera Art Legacy) aims at reviving the age old traditions of using brass, copper and kansa utensils which are known to be beneficial for your health by Ayurveda. This is done by combining modern designs with traditional art of Thatheras who practise India's only UNESCO listed craftform. P-TAL aims to bring back people to the rich old traditions redefined in a modern way, so that people make the ‘right’ choices, and not the easy ones..P-TAL, which started as a college project, now impacts 55 families of artisans, increasing their monthly incomes by over 1200% in the last 3 years. Just like the Thatheras, P-TAL is an epitome of transforming traditions into trends while converting practice into perfection thus moulding the vessels of hope!.P-TAL aims at reviving the dying craft form of the indigenous Thathera community of Jandiala Guru, Amritsar, who have the distinction of practising India’s only UNESCO listed craftform. The Thatheras of Jandiala Guru are a community of skilled craftsmen who specialize in the traditional technique of hammering brass and copper sheets into traditional utensils.
