Part 1: Shipping regulations
Great news! Shipping non-flammable, non-corrosive, non-explosive, and odorless liquids that are also classified as non-hazardous typically doesn’t require special permits. However, regulations can vary depending on your location and the carrier you choose. It’s always best to double-check with your preferred shipping company for their specific requirements.
Part 2: Description for shipping
When describing the contents, it’s best to be clear and concise while adhering to the carrier’s guidelines. You can consider something like: “Spring water for personal religious practice (or art), hand-collected and bottled.” This avoids mentioning “fresh water” which could be interpreted broadly, and focuses on the intended use for religious purposes.