Our story.

For centuries, copper vessels have been part of traditional Ayurvedic practice. In Indian households water has long been kept overnight in a copper pot or lota and drunk in the morning, a habit handed down through generations and still followed today.

A tradition, kept simply

Copper Aura brings that heritage to a bottle made for every day: plain copper, a screw cap, nothing else. It is made in India by craftspeople who have worked the metal for generations, in a shape that fits a bag as easily as a desk.

A living finish

Copper is a living metal. It darkens with use and brightens again with half a lemon and a pinch of salt, so no two bottles look quite alike after a month. We think that is the point.

Made for the everyday.

Copper develops a natural patina with use. Its colour changes over time, giving each bottle a character of its own.

Looking after it

  • Hand wash

    Warm water, a little mild soap and a soft cloth.

  • No dishwasher

    The heat and the detergent mark the copper.

  • Empty and dry

    After each use, so it keeps its colour.