67” Double Slipper Copper Bathtub: Timeless Elegance in a Handcrafted Form

The 67-inch Double Slipper Copper Bathtub brings together Old World charm, sculptural form, and artisanal craftsmanship in one beautifully designed centerpiece. With gently rising ends and a luxurious hand-hammered texture, this freestanding tub is both visually captivating and functionally superior. Handmade in Santa Clara del Cobre, Mexico, it’s more than just a bathtub—it’s a vessel for relaxation, tradition, and warmth. Discover more about this hammered copper bathtub.

Elegant Design with Lasting Beauty

Inspired by vintage European bathing traditions, the double slipper silhouette features a center height of 24 inches and gracefully elevated ends reaching 32 inches. Its antique burnished copper patina evolves with time, adding character and depth. The hand-hammered surface provides a unique tactile feel while increasing slip-resistance, making it ideal for soaking in comfort and safety. This design marries sculptural refinement with timeless warmth, enhancing both traditional and eclectic spaces.

• Freestanding double slipper shape with symmetrical contours
• 67” x 32” dimensions suitable for master baths or spa-style spaces
• Surface-mount installation with rim-mounted or floor-mounted faucet options
• Natural patina finish that deepens over time

Functional Art: Handcrafted for Performance

This tub is not just made to be seen—it’s made to be used. The copper construction retains heat longer than traditional materials, providing a warm, immersive soak. Every detail, from the subtle rivets to the hand-formed curves, reflects a dedication to both form and function. The 16-gauge recycled copper is hand-hammered by skilled artisans, creating a finish that’s both beautiful and uniquely yours.

Old World Charm Meets Modern Living

With influences from rustic Mediterranean design and antique European bath culture, this tub suits farmhouse, vintage, or even industrial-inspired interiors. Its weathered patina and artisanal craftsmanship create a rich, lived-in feel while blending effortlessly into contemporary design schemes. For an even deeper appreciation, read about how our copper bathtubs are made or contact us for customization options.

Usage & Care

Maintaining the patina is simple—rinse the tub with warm water after each use and gently clean it using copper-safe products. Avoid abrasive materials to preserve the texture and character. Over time, the finish will evolve naturally, becoming more personalized with each bath. Read our full care guide for more information.

The History of Copper and the Tradition of Santa Clara del Cobre

Copper’s story begins over 10,000 years ago, when early humans first discovered its malleability and natural beauty. From the Chalcolithic era through antiquity, copper artifacts—tools, ornaments, and vessels—demonstrated its value not only as a functional material but as a symbol of technological progress. Ancient Egyptians treasured copper for ritual basins and vessels used in purification ceremonies; Greeks and Romans adopted copper piping in their bathhouses and aqueducts, laying early foundations for indoor plumbing and public hygiene that influence modern sanitary design.

By the Middle Ages, copper continued to be prized across Europe for its durability and heat retention, making it the material of choice for bathing tubs among the wealthy. Artisans hammered copper sheets into beautifully decorated vessels that combined function with ornate craftsmanship. These traditions traveled with explorers and traders to the New World, where indigenous communities had already developed their own copperworking skills centuries before European arrival.

In Mexico’s Michoacán region, the Purépecha people refined copper metallurgy into a cultural centerpiece. They established Santa Clara del Cobre—“Saint Clara of the Copper”—as the heart of their metalworking community. Here, generations of coppersmiths passed down techniques for smelting, hammering, and finishing copper into everything from household wares to ceremonial objects. Over time, this mountain town became synonymous with exceptional handcrafted copper artistry.

Today, Santa Clara del Cobre upholds this centuries-old legacy. Local workshops still use recycled high-purity copper ingots, fire-aging methods, and hand-hammering techniques to shape each piece individually. These craftsmen honor ancestral methods—striking each dimple with a traditional mallet, inspecting every curve for both structural integrity and aesthetic harmony. This painstaking process ensures that every bathtub emerging from Santa Clara is a unique fusion of history, craftsmanship, and design innovation.

The revival of copper bathtubs in contemporary interiors reflects a renewed appreciation for authentic, sustainable materials. Copper’s natural antimicrobial properties and excellent heat retention make it an ideal choice for modern wellness spaces. As the patina evolves over years of care, it tells the story of each household and its rituals, linking the user to a lineage of artisans who shaped metal with their hands and hearts.

Choosing a copper bathtub from Santa Clara del Cobre means inviting a piece of living history into your home—a vessel shaped by centuries of tradition, skill, and cultural richness. It’s not merely a bath fixture; it’s a bridge between past and present, offering each soak as both a moment of luxury and a tribute to the enduring art of copperworking.

Handmade Heritage from Santa Clara del Cobre

Each bathtub is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Santa Clara del Cobre, a mountain town in Michoacán, Mexico, known for its centuries-old tradition in copperwork. Using recycled copper, fire-aging techniques, and hand tools, each tub is a functional piece of art steeped in cultural heritage and artisanal mastery.

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Free shipping to the U.S. and Canada is included with every order. To learn more or request customizations, visit our hammered copper bathtub product page or request customizations directly.