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MoradabadGI tagged

Copper Jug, 1.4 Litre

9 inch

₹2,190 incl. GST

Free delivery · Cash on delivery

Weight0.58 kg
Height9 in
FinishPolished
MetalCopper

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A jug is a type of container commonly used to hold liquids. It has an opening, sometimes narrow, from which to pour or drink.

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MMade byArtisans of Moradabad, Uttar PradeshSand cast, hand engraved, lacquer finishedMoradabad Metal Craft, GI tagged

About this piece

This copper jug is 9 inches high and weighs 580 grams. It is polished and made in Moradabad from copper, and holds water at a family table. The handle is shaped for a comfortable grip.

Rinse with clean water after each use and dry the jug fully. Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid harsh scouring. It is a practical gift for a family.

The craft

Moradabad. Cast, hammered and lacquered by hand, for three hundred years.

Sand cast, hand engraved, lacquer finished.

Moradabad Metal Craft, GI tagged

How it is made

Brass is melted and poured into sand moulds, cooled, then turned on a lathe to true the shape. Engravers cut the pattern by hand with a hammer and chisel. The piece is polished on a buffing wheel and sealed with a clear lacquer so it stays bright without weekly cleaning.

Care, shipping and returns

Wipe with a dry cloth. Keep away from detergents and damp. Handmade pieces vary slightly in finish, that is the point.

Dispatch in 2 working days from the hub. Delivery in 4 to 7 days across India, free over ₹999. Cash on delivery available.

7 day returns. Damaged or not as described: full refund, pickup on us. Changed your mind: full refund minus ₹99 pickup.

Details

Weight: 0.58 kg
Size: 11.4 × 11.4 × 22.9 cm
Material: Copper
Finish: Polished
Height: 8 to 15 inch
Base Metal: Brass & Copper
Made in: Moradabad
SKU: BGC-BC121-A

Good to know

All Kitchen and Serveware

Is brass safe for cooking and eating?

Yes with kalai (tin lining) on cookware, which our kadhais and handis carry. Avoid cooking tomato, tamarind or lemon in uncoated brass. Glasses and thalis are safe for water and dry food.

How do I clean brass utensils?

Lemon and salt or Pitambari after use, rinse and dry. Dishwashers and bleach pit the metal.

What is the weight?

Listed in grams on every piece; brass utensils are sold by weight and thicker walls last longer.

Do sets come in one carton?

Yes, glass and bowl sets ship together within two working days.

Can I re-tin the kalai?

Yes, a kalai wallah re-tins cookware every one to two years; most towns still have one before Diwali.

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