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Clay water bottle

Clay water bottle

₹220

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A clay water bottle is an eco-friendly, handcrafted container made from natural terracotta clay. It naturally cools water through evaporative cooling, balances pH levels to make water slightly alkaline, and adds a subtle earthy flavor while remaining chemical-free.

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