What is it?
A tumbler is the straight or tapered drinking vessel that carries no handle, filled from a jug at the table or kept beside the bed through the night.
Also known as a copper glass, tamba tumbler, water glass, drinking tumbler or jal patra.
What is in the box?
- 1 copper tumbler
How do I look after it?
- Wash by hand with a mild dishwashing liquid and a soft sponge, then dry fully.
- Copper darkens and takes a patina. Unlacquered copper reacts with air, water and skin. It is normal and it is reversible.
- To restore the shine: lemon and salt, tamarind pulp, or a paste of flour, vinegar and salt. Rub, rinse, dry with a soft cloth.
- Green or blue-green marks mean moisture has been sitting on the surface. Clean them off before use and dry the piece properly afterwards.
- Keep sour and salty foods out of bare copper — lemon, curd, tamarind, pickle, vinegar.
- For a drinking vessel: fill it overnight and finish it in the morning. Do not leave water standing for days.
- Not dishwasher safe. Not microwave safe.