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Capacity: Typically holds between 900 ml to 1000 ml (approx. 1 liter).

Design: It includes a built-in copper glass that serves as a lid, making it convenient for bedside use.

Dimensions: Approximately 7.5 inches in height with a diameter of 2.8 inches.

Weight: Weighs roughly 360 grams.

Health Benefits: Inspired by Ayurvedic traditions, storing water in copper vessels is believed to naturally purify water, boost immunity, and aid digestion. 

Copper printed sugar pots combine the antimicrobial benefits of copper with artistic detailing, ranging from modern screen-printed motifs to traditional hand-painted or enameled (Minakari) designs. These pots are typically used for serving sugar cubes or as decorative storage canisters on a tea tray.
Common Styles of Copper Printed Pots
Minakari Enameled Copper: Originating from Persian and Indian traditions, these pots feature intricate, colorful enamel designs fused onto the copper surface. They are often used as statement pieces for serving sweets or sugar cubes.
Hand-Painted Artisanal Pots: Local artisans often use traditional art forms like Pattachitra or Aipan to paint vibrant patterns directly onto the copper, making each piece unique.
Screen-Printed & Contemporary: Modern canisters often use screen printing for more uniform patterns, such as paisley or floral motifs, providing a sleek, repeatable design.
Vintage-Style Printed Canisters: These are frequently part of a set and feature printed text (e.g., "Sugar," "Chai," "Kaffee") on a copper or copper-finished body, blending a nostalgic feel with modern utility.