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Large Hammered Glass Canister | Smoke
Large Hammered Glass Canister | Smoke
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Apparently the difference between clutter and a still life is sometimes just a better container.
Creative Women’s Large Canister pairs textured smoke-colored recycled glass with a hand-carved wooden lid, turning whatever you need to store into something you might actually want to leave out. The glass has the subtle variations and character that come from its handmade construction, while a rubber ring beneath the lid creates an airtight seal for coffee, tea, grains, snacks, or whatever has been living considerably less attractively in its original packaging. At seven inches tall, it’s substantial enough for the kitchen counter but equally convincing in a bathroom, bedroom, or anywhere else you've accumulated small things without developing a particularly good plan for them. Organization may still be a losing battle. At least this part of it looks good.
The Details
- Large glass storage canister
- Smoke-colored textured glass
- Hand-carved wooden lid
- Rubber ring creates an airtight seal
- Made from recycled glass
- Approx. 5" × 7"
- Ideal for kitchen storage, pantry staples, bathroom essentials + more
- Handmade character + natural variations are expected
- Made in India
About the Brand: Creative Women
Creative Women is interested in beautiful things, but also in who gets to benefit from making them. The woman-owned company works with women-led and family-owned artisan groups around the world, building long-term partnerships around traditional craft, natural and sustainable materials, and fair employment. Rather than sanding away every sign of the handmade process, Creative Women lets the materials and methods remain visible, whether that means variations in handwoven textiles or subtle differences between pieces of handblown recycled glass. The result is the sort of household object we here at Good Bounty tend to appreciate: useful enough for an ordinary Tuesday, interesting enough that nobody has to know it was an ordinary Tuesday.
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