Copper Lota Kalash with Lid - Traditional Water Vessel (Qty = 1 piece) - Premium Handcrafted Copper Mart

Embrace traditional Indian water storage with our authentic copper lota featuring a secure lid for optimal water preservation and ceremonial use. This classic water vessel combines copper's natural antimicrobial properties with traditional design to provide pure, healthy water storage for daily use and religious ceremonies. The secure-fitting lid prevents contamination while maintaining water freshness and purity throughout the day. Handcrafted by skilled artisans who understand the precise proportions and functionality required for traditional lota design. The narrow neck and wide body provide optimal water storage capacity while the copper construction adds beneficial trace minerals to stored water. Perfect for personal water storage, religious ceremonies, and traditional Indian household use. The antimicrobial properties of copper naturally purify water while the elegant design serves both functional and ceremonial purposes. This essential vessel is used in temples, homes, and personal hygiene practices throughout Indian culture. The durable construction ensures lasting performance while the beautiful copper finish develops character over time. Whether for daily hydration, religious rituals, or traditional practices, this copper lota brings authenticity and health benefits to water storage.

• Traditional lota design with secure lid for optimal water storage and purity
• Natural antimicrobial properties purify water while adding beneficial minerals
• Perfect proportions for comfortable handling and effective water storage
• Handcrafted with authentic Indian water vessel traditional specifications
• Versatile for daily use, religious ceremonies, and traditional practices
• Durable copper construction ensuring long lasting performance and beauty

• Daily personal water storage and healthy hydration practices
• Religious ceremonies and temple ritual water applications
• Traditional Indian household water storage and family use
• Personal hygiene practices and ceremonial washing rituals
• Wedding and religious ceremony water service
• Traditional hospitality and guest water service
• Cultural demonstrations and educational traditional practices
• Heritage collections and authentic Indian household items