Dinnerware Indian Kitchen Acessory Copper Ware Bucket

by ShalinIndia

Product Features

• Casual dinnerware Copper Ware Curry Bucket
• Stainless steel inside, copper outside in deep hammered finish
• Size: Height 4 inches x Dia 4 inches, Total Weight 0.50 Kgs.
• Handmade by artisans of Mathura in north India.
• Best for special occasions and festivals

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002VD60YY
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #320,209 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)

Product Description

casual dinnerware Indian Kitchen Acessories Copper Ware Dal Bucket Set of 2 Round Containers. An exclusive copper coated "dal bucket" lined with stainless steel for serving all types of food and starters.

Copperware have antimicrobial properties. Copper utensils and cookware helped to prevent the spread of diseases. In many tests it showed that 99.9% of the bacteria on copper alloy surfaces (with 65% or greater copper content) were eliminated within 2 hours of exposure. According to research at Southampton University in the U.K., MRSA microbes remain alive on stainless steel surfaces for up to three days, whereas the same microbes on a copper surface are eliminated within 90 minutes.

Copper ware are prefered because it is durable and it has excellent characteristics. Copper cookware is one of the best heat conductors for all of your cooking. Heat is conducted evenly to the copper pan, allowing the preparation of a dish with less energy regardless of stove top type.

The ageless use of copper bears testimony to its myriad virtues and everlasting appeal. Its therapeutic value has been handed down to us through the ages. In fact, water stored in copperware is virtually the elixir of life. Purified, it helps to regulate digestion and cardiac orders, the basis of good health, as practiced by Ayurveda and Rishits from old Vedic times. It has been known for thousands of years that copper metal can inhibit the growth of bacteria, viruses and fungi. Our Scriptures recommend drinking of four glasses of water stored overnight in a copper utensil every morning.

Rajasthan, the Royal patronage to arts and crafts in the days of kings and queens made sure that Rajasthan has a rich and unique lifestyle today. Freshly pounded red chilies and spices form an important part of Rajasthan cuisine and brass and copper utensils are still in favor in rural Rajasthan.