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Forrest & Love Copper Glasses
Copper Glasses for a touch of royalty!
Copper glasses are for all who appreciate regal beauty, elegant art and an oriental touch. Copper glasses are a common sight in Indian households even today, and are widely known for their healing & antibacterial properties.
Our glasses are handcrafted with pride by skilled artisans using traditional engraving techniques. With their majestic designs, these glasses are your perfect everyday companions. They are lighter than glass or metal tumblers and eco-friendlier than plastic and other junk. With your copper glass you not only make a statement but also add good karma points to your life!
Welcome your guests with a heartfelt and health-filled gesture as you serve them water in a copper glass!
- Made of pure high-grade food-safe copper
- Self-sterilizing
- Handcrafted artisan creation
- A durability of lifetime
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