Specification
Mfd. Month/Year : Jan 2022,
MRP : 2200
Country Of Origin : INDIA
Weight - 860 Grams
Height - 10.1 Inch
Width - 3.2 Inch
Volume - 1800 ML
Key Features
- Indian Art Villa Pure Steel Hammered Designer Jug, it was almost impossible to find one that came in a design other than the plain one. Indian Art Villa Provide You with different designs to choose from, allowing you to pick your favorite design or collect them all for those who want a variety of options.
- This beautiful and useful Product has been handcrafted and Artisan Crafted by skilled craftsmen of Indian Art Villa with care & love and is of exceptional quality which makes it a perfect gift for all occasions.
- Order this Pure Steel Hammered Designer Jug from Indian Art Villa at Great deals & offers and get a Contactless delivery at your doorstep.
- Our Products come with INDIAN ART VILLA Care instruction Booklet & Sample Cleaning Powder, so our customer cum family faces no problem while using the product.
Description
Indian Art Villa Pure Steel Hammered Designer Water Jug is an exquisite and functional addition to your dining table. Crafted with precision and artistry, this water jug showcases a stunning hammered design, reflecting the rich heritage of Indian craftsmanship. Made from high-quality stainless steel, it offers exceptional durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting use. With a generous capacity, this designer water jug is perfect for serving refreshing beverages to family and guests during gatherings and occasions. Its ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip, allowing for effortless pouring. The polished surface enhances its visual appeal, adding a touch of elegance to any setting. Whether you're hosting a party, enjoying a family meal, or simply quenching your thirst, the Indian Art Villa Pure Steel Hammered Designer Water Jug offers a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics, making it a must-have piece for any home.
Care Tips
Many Customers Love the Vintage/Antique Tarnished Look. Tarnish is formed due to oxidization. It is the basic nature of Pure Copper that it oxidizes when it comes in contact with air and water, but if you follow the care instructions provided by us it can help you maintain the products at their best.
- Traditional methods of cleaning copper Utensils are by rubbing the copper with a mixture of salt and tamarind paste. Nowadays, you can use fresh lemon juice / Vinegar & salt or baking soda and vinegar diluted. Allow it to stand in Utensil overnight or at least 8 hours for best effects. Rinse in the morning. But don't use this method regularly.
- Clean your copperware with the powder used especially to clean copper products (we provide the sample powder with the package) and avoid the dishwasher as the detergent can cause oxidation leading to permanent damage.
- Avoid scratchy cleaners like steel scrub.
- For daily wash, you can use a soft/mild soap base liquid and then rinse it with hot water and gently wipe it with a soft cloth.
- Use Copper Shining Powder for cleaning the copper utensils to avoid tarnish and grime with hands. Completely safe and gentle on hands.
- Note: Copper Utensils Tarnish from time to time. This is Normal for Authentic Copper utensils.
About Us
Indian Art Villa is serving since 2012. We are leading manufacturers and suppliers of a wide range of pure brass & copper products. Its Vision is to highlight the need of bringing highly skilled metal-working artisans (mainly copper) into the economic mainstream. The organization also promotes a culture-based development model that focuses on heritage and craft preservation. DECLARATION - Buy ORIGINAL products with Indian Art Villa - HOLOGRAM from our website www.indianartvilla.com. Indian Art Villa is a Registered & Copyright Brand & Does not Authorize any other seller to sell their products under our or Similar Names. Be aware of fake sellers using our images to sell their products. Indian Art Villa does not provide any quality assurance for products bought from other sellers. Sticker on Products is for Reference Purpose only.
