These jugs are typically through traditional hand-forging and hammering techniques by skilled copper craftsmen in regions like Erzincan or Gaziantep, Turkey.

It features intricate engravings and patterns, with floral or Ottoman-inspired motifs, and are made from pure copper. The interior is commonly lined with food-safe tin, while the exterior have a protective coating to maintain its shine or be left to develop a natural patina over time. While beautiful as decorative pieces, they are also designed for practical use, often serving as water pitchers or vessels for traditional beverages like mulled wine or tea. Some are specifically intended for serving water and are associated with Ayurvedic health benefits. These copper jugs represent a rich cultural heritage and centuries of copper craftsmanship in Turkey, making them not just utilitarian objects but also pieces of art and tradition.