Copper Utensils
Hand-finished copper utensils: water bottles, tumblers, jugs, plates, bowls. Traditional Indian craftsmanship at export-ready quality and packaging.
- HS Code
- HS 74181090
- Category
- Houseware · Copper
- MOQ
- 500 pcs per SKU (mixed container OK)
- Lead time
- 5–7 weeks from PO confirmation
- Dispatch ports
- JNPT · Mundra
- Reply
- First-touch 8–12 h · formal 48 h
Grades / variants
- 99.5% pure copper
- Hammered finish
- Mirror-polish finish
- Antique finish
- Lacquered / non-lacquered options
Quality controls
- Material composition certificate
- Wall thickness consistency
- Leak test on bottles and jugs
- Surface finish QC
- Food-grade certification for drinkware
Certifications shipped
- BIS / ISI Mark where applicable
- Material Test Certificate (MTC)
- Food-grade certificate
- ISPM-15 stamp on wood packaging
- Certificate of Origin
INCOTERMS available
- FOB JNPT / Mundra
- CIF: most destination ports worldwide
- DDP: on selected European destinations
Packaging
- Individual gift box
- Bulk export carton 12 / 24 / 48 pcs
- Custom retail packaging with artwork
India-origin product
Hand-hammered copper utensils, particularly the traditional water bottle, tumbler, and lota forms, are essentially an Indian craft category. While solid-copper kitchenware exists in Turkey and Mexico, the Indian Ayurvedic-utensil category and pricing structure has no global equivalent.
Why source this product from India
- India's coppersmith clusters in Moradabad and Jaipur preserve hand-hammered (utha) craftsmanship that machine-produced equivalents cannot replicate at the same price point.
- Ayurvedic origin gives the category an authentic provenance story. Drinking from copper vessels is a 5,000-year Indian tradition, recognised internationally as a wellness product narrative.
- 99.5% pure copper sourcing is regulated through BIS standards; food-grade certification is built into the Indian export chain.
- India produces the global majority of hand-finished copper drinkware; mass-produced Chinese alternatives are typically electroplated, not solid copper.
Sampling
Free sample piece (water bottle, tumbler, or plate). Buyer pays courier.
One sample piece per finish (hammered, mirror, antique) provided free. Heavier items like jugs and trays are quoted on case basis. Courier cost varies USD 50–120 depending on weight; buyer chooses DHL, FedEx, or Aramex.
Free sample: Yes · Shipping paid by: Buyer (international courier billed at landed cost)
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