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Bisotun Recycled Copper Water Pitcher Pitchers + Teapots Sertodo Copper

Sertodo Copper Bisotun Water Pitcher with Stainless Steel Handle Sertodo Copper

Bisotun Recycled Copper Water Pitcher Pitchers + Teapots Sertodo Copper Copper

Bisotun Recycled Copper Water Pitcher

Name: Bisotun Recycled Copper Water Pitcher
Brand: Sertodo Copper
SKU: WP-BIS-76C
Price: 205.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Handle Style:

Steel
Copper

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Product details

Handcrafted with 100% recycled copper
76 oz capacity
Stainless steel handle tig welded to the body

The hammered copper Bisotun Water Pitcher brings the ancient tradition of copper water vessels to your table. Traditionally prized for copper’s unique properties of purification, healing and keeping water cool, the pitcher adds elegance and health to the planet’s most precious resource.

Care: The pieces should be washed with soap and water, using the soft side of the sponge, and dried with a clean dishtowel (versus drip drying).

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Recycled / Upcycled

Vegan

When you wash copper with mild soap and water, it naturally develops a beautiful patina. Want to get it back to its original shine? Just scrub with vinegar and salt, or even ketchup. Afterwards, rinse your copper goods with mild soap and water and then towel dry to prevent spotting.

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