Originating from the Latin word “Cuprum,” copper is humanity’s oldest metal. Its discovery dates as far back as 8, 700 B.C. with a copper pendant discovered in Northern Iraq. In fact, copper has been with man for so long, the Egyptians had a symbol for copper within the hieroglyphs — the ankh, which they also used to denote eternal life.
The market is seeing a significant green trend among businesses—and consumers are taking notice. In 2011, the number of businesses that incorporated eco-friendly practices into their business strategies rose by 65%. Millions of dollars have been invested in green tech, and thousands of clean-energy patents have been filed as of today.
Whether you use copper for your industrial projects or for creative ventures, you want the beauty of your creation to last a long time. Of course, you also want your clients to enjoy these as much as you do.
