Rooted in centuries of Indian tradition, the Copper Ghangal is more than just a vessel—it's a symbol of purity, devotion, and heritage. Whether used during idol abhishek (ritual bathing of deities), in daily pooja rituals, or simply as a classic decor piece, this beautifully crafted copper pot brings spiritual elegance into your space.
Made from pure copper with a natural polished finish, the Copper Ghangal reflects divine light and intention. It’s a timeless piece for those who value authenticity, simplicity, and sacred tradition.
🌿 Why Choose the Copper Ghangal?
- Perfect for Abhishek Rituals: Widely used during Abhishek (ritual bathing of idols) with water, milk, or other sacred offerings. Its open, rounded design makes it ideal for pouring or collecting holy liquids during ceremonies.
- Pure Copper Construction: Crafted from high-grade, food-safe copper with no interior or exterior lacquer coating—ensuring purity and traditional usage compatibility.
- Timeless Aesthetic: The simple, elegant polish finish makes this Ghangal a beautiful addition to any home temple, altar, or ethnic interior décor.
- Spiritual & Decorative: Use it during daily prayers, temple rituals, festive pujas—or simply display it as a cultural statement piece in your home.
- Easy to Clean & Maintain: You can safely clean the entire surface using traditional methods like lemon and salt for long-lasting shine.
📏 Size & Dimensions
| Size | Weight (Kg) | Length (cm) | Width (cm) | Height (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 0.28 | 13 | 13 | 8 |
| Medium | 0.35 | 15 | 15 | 9 |
| Large | 0.40 | 16 | 16 | 11 |
🧼 Care Instructions:
- Cleaning: Use a mixture of lemon and salt to clean both inside and outside. Rinse with water and dry thoroughly.
- Storage: Keep in a dry place when not in use to avoid watermarks or patina.
- Do Not Use Abrasive Pads: Use soft cloths or natural scrubbers to maintain the finish.
🎁 Ideal For:
- Daily pooja and religious rituals
- Idol Abhishek ceremonies in temples or at home
- Traditional gifting for weddings, festivals, or housewarming
- Ethnic decor accent in spiritual spaces or cultural corners
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Can I use this Ghangal for idol abhishek?
A1: Yes, it is perfectly suited for abhishek rituals with water, milk, or other offerings, thanks to its open shape and pure copper body.
Q2: Does it have a lacquer coating?
A2: No, this piece is not lacquer-coated, allowing for traditional copper care methods like cleaning with lemon and salt.
Q3: Can I use it for drinking water?
A3: While technically possible, the Ghangal is primarily intended for ritual use or decor. For storing drinking water, we recommend copper water dispensers.
Q4: Will the polish fade over time?
A4: Like all pure copper products, it may develop a natural patina. Regular cleaning restores its shine easily.
Q5: Is this handcrafted?
A5: Yes, each Ghangal is handcrafted by skilled artisans in India, ensuring traditional authenticity and quality.
How to Clean Copper
1. Raw (Uncoated) Copper
Copper naturally tarnishes over time.
Routine Cleaning:- Wash with warm soapy water using a soft cloth or sponge.
- Rinse thoroughly and dry immediately to prevent spots.
- Avoid dishwasher, bleach, steel wool, and harsh abrasives.
- Lemon & Salt: Rub lemon half with salt on tarnish, rinse, dry.
- Vinegar & Salt/Flour Paste: Apply paste, buff gently, rinse, dry.
- Baking Soda & Lemon/Vinegar Paste: Apply, scrub lightly, rinse, dry.
- Tomato Paste or Ketchup: Rub, wait a few minutes, rinse, dry.
- Boiling Vinegar & Salt Solution: Submerge heavily tarnished items, rinse, dry.
- Optional: Apply a light coat of mineral or olive oil to slow tarnish.
2. Lacquer-Coated / Printed Copper
Lacquer protects copper from tarnishing; cleaning must preserve it.
Cleaning:- Use warm soapy water and a soft cloth.
- Rinse and dry immediately.
- Acidic pastes, salt scrubs, steel wool, or abrasive cleaners that can remove lacquer.
- Carefully remove lacquer with acetone/lacquer thinner, clean copper as raw, then consider re-lacquering.
Quick Tips
- Always test cleaning on a small area first.
- For cookware, ensure cleaning is food-safe.
- Store in a dry place and wipe moisture immediately.
Summary: Raw copper: gentle soap + acid-based polish if tarnished. Lacquered copper: mild soap, soft cloth, dry immediately.
Benefits of Drinking Water Stored in Copper
1. Supports Digestion
- Copper has antimicrobial properties that help kill harmful bacteria in water.
- Drinking copper-infused water may improve digestion and support gut health.
2. Boosts Immunity
- Copper strengthens the immune system by fighting infections.
- Regular intake in small, safe amounts helps maintain overall health.
3. Anti-Inflammatory & Joint Health
- Copper has anti-inflammatory properties that may ease joint stiffness and reduce pain from arthritis.
4. Improves Skin Health
- Copper helps produce melanin and collagen.
- Drinking water from copper vessels may support radiant, healthy skin.
5. Supports Heart Health
- Copper may help regulate blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart rate.
- Small, consistent intake contributes to cardiovascular wellness.
6. Balances pH & Aids Detox
- Copper-infused water can help neutralize excess acidity in the stomach.
- It may support detoxification by flushing out toxins and promoting kidney and liver function.
How to Use Safely
- Store water in a copper vessel for 4–6 hours or overnight before drinking.
- Do not overconsume—1–2 glasses per day is sufficient.
- Clean the copper vessel regularly to prevent tarnish and bacterial buildup.
Quick Tip
- Prefer drinking water at room temperature, not hot, for maximum benefits.
Summary: Drinking water stored in copper may improve digestion, immunity, skin health, heart health, and support detox when used safely and regularly.