Filter. Store. Pour. Carry.
Different objects, with different responsibilities, belonging to one coherent experience. Today the routine begins with the bottle; filtration, storage and the pour follow in the next phases.
A faucet-mounted filter, separate from the bottle.
The filter handles filtration within its tested capabilities. It does not go inside the bottle; it is separate from the copper bottle and matka.
AMEERIAH does not claim that copper storage adds a further purification stage or makes unsafe water safe. Filtration is the filter's function, within its tested limits.
A copper matka for water storage.
A matka is a traditional water storage vessel. The copper matka in Raj Sampoorna adds a dedicated storage vessel to the collection, specified in 99.9% pure copper.
Copper drinking glasses for the pour.
Two copper drinking glasses in Raj Nirmal. Three in Raj Sampoorna. Specified in 99.9% pure copper, for the glass we drink from.
The bottle has its own bag.
A small tote for the water bottle is included in every phase. One copper water bottle, made in Rajasthan, India, and the bag that carries it.
Shop the bottle
Use a suitable water source and follow the vessel instructions.
Copper invites a slower rhythm of care. Proper cleaning, storage, and handling still matter.
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Keep the ritual going.
A filter is a component to maintain, not a promise that lasts forever. As our filtered collections arrive, replacement-filter subscriptions are planned to support the next chapter of your routine.
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