In the world of luxury bathroom design, few elements offer as much warmth and character as a handcrafted copper bathtub. When designed for two, it becomes more than just a centerpiece—it becomes a shared experience, symbolizing intimacy, balance, and artisanal beauty.

Double Slipper Design for Two

The Double Slipper bathtub features a beautifully symmetrical shape with both ends rising to 32 inches, offering ergonomic support for reclining. The 24-inch center dip allows easy entry while enhancing the tub’s sculptural silhouette. Designed for two people, it’s the perfect combination of function and aesthetic harmony.

Mexican Craftsmanship

Each copper tub is hand-hammered in Santa Clara del Cobre, Mexico, a town renowned for its copperworking tradition. Made from high-purity recycled copper, every bathtub reflects hours of artisanal labor and generations of skill passed down through master coppersmiths.

Unique Finish

The exterior showcases a dark, marbled patina that evokes earthy elegance, while the interior glows with a golden honey tone. Its hand-hammered surface captures and reflects warm light, giving each tub a unique, textured finish that feels both organic and luxurious.

Why Bathtub for Two?

• In-Home Spa Experience: Ideal for romantic master suites or spa-inspired bathrooms.
• Design Statement: A sculptural piece that complements architectural features like windows or chandeliers.
• Fully Customizable: Tailor the size, texture, finish, and drain placement to fit your space and preferences.

Custom Sizes & Options

Choose from lengths between 60" and 82", widths from 30" to 33", and depths that follow the signature 32"-24"-32" contour. Available in hammered or smooth finishes, a variety of patinas, and freestanding configurations.

The History of Copper and Its Role in Bathing Rituals

Copper has been revered by civilizations for over 10,000 years. One of the first metals ever used by humans, it was valued not only for its beauty and malleability but also for its resistance to corrosion and its natural antimicrobial properties. Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all recognized copper as a noble material—using it for tools, ornaments, and most notably, for vessels related to water storage and purification.

In Egyptian tombs, copper vessels were found near basins used for ritual cleansing, suggesting that the metal played a key role in spiritual and physical purification. The Greeks used copper tubs and basins for personal hygiene, while the Romans advanced the use of copper piping in their public bathhouses and aqueduct systems—an early form of indoor plumbing that shaped modern sanitation practices.

Throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance, copper continued to be used in bathing containers, especially among the wealthy. It was preferred for its heat retention, making it perfect for soaking in warm water. Artisans of the time hammered sheets of copper by hand, forming bowls and tubs that were not only functional but also richly decorative.

In the Americas, indigenous communities also worked with copper long before European colonization. In Mexico, the Purépecha people of Michoacán developed sophisticated copperworking methods, a legacy that lives on today in Santa Clara del Cobre. Their techniques have been passed down through generations, evolving to produce modern masterpieces like the double-slipper copper bathtub.

In today’s bathrooms, copper bathtubs are enjoying a renaissance—not only as design statements but also as a return to natural, sustainable, and meaningful materials. Beyond aesthetics, homeowners are drawn to copper for its tactile warmth, durability, and low-maintenance qualities. Its natural patina develops character over time, telling a story with each use. And thanks to its antibacterial properties, copper remains one of the cleanest surfaces for soaking and self-care.

Choosing a copper bathtub means connecting with a rich history of wellness, craftsmanship, and timeless design. It brings an ancient tradition into the present—beautifully blending form, function, and the art of bathing.

Conclusion

A copper bathtub for two is more than a luxurious feature—it’s a celebration of comfort, connection, and timeless artisan tradition. From its balanced curves to its rich finishes, this tub invites you to slow down, soak deeply, and share the experience in a vessel shaped by hand and heart. Have questions or need help customizing your tub? Contact us here.