Rs.2,700.00
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This 6-inch canister jar has the same rounded lid and knob as our other jars in this size, but the pattern is built in horizontal bands rather than one repeating motif. A row of light blue cloud-shaped paisleys sits below the rim, then a dark cobalt band with an interlocking heart-and-leaf design, then a second row of paisleys, and a scalloped border near the base. The lid picks up the same paisley motif on top, finished with a solid cobalt knob.
Design Details
- Hand-painted in cobalt blue, sky blue and white, using natural mineral pigments
- Two paisley cloud-motif bands separated by an interlocking heart-and-leaf band
- Scalloped border pattern near the base
- Domed ceramic lid with paisley pattern and a solid cobalt knob
- Smooth, high-gloss, lead-free glaze finish
Specifications
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Dimensions: 6 inches (15.2 cm) height x 4 inches (10.2 cm) diameter
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Material: Mold-cast ceramic clay with lead-free glaze
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Finish: Hand-painted layered cloud and scallop pattern in cobalt, sky blue and white
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Use: Kitchen storage for spices, tea, herbs, coffee beans or dry goods; also works as a standalone decorative piece
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Care: Hand wash gently or wipe with a damp cloth. Skip the abrasive scrubbers, they'll dull the glaze.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can this canister hold?
The 4-inch opening fits ground spices, loose tea, whole coffee beans, or dried herbs easily. At 6 inches tall, it holds roughly 2 to 3 cups of dry goods.
Does the lid keep the jar airtight?
The ceramic lid sits in a snug fitted groove, close enough to keep out humidity and slow spices going stale. It isn't a rubber-gasket seal like a mason jar, so don't use it for liquids.
Why does this design have so many bands instead of one repeating pattern?
This layout builds the pattern in horizontal registers, similar to our layered floral jar, rather than repeating one motif top to bottom. It's a more traditional Multani layout and takes longer to paint.
Is this jar only for the kitchen, or can I use it as decor?
Plenty of customers buy this design to sit on a shelf or console table. The layered pattern works well as a standalone piece, and it holds spices or tea just as well if you want it to earn its keep.
How do I clean it?
Hand wash with mild soap and warm water, or wipe with a damp cloth. Skip the dishwasher and abrasive scrubbers, since they can dull the glaze over time.
Handcrafted in Multan, Pakistan. Since every jar is hand-painted, the spacing of the paisley bands will vary slightly from jar to jar. That's normal for handmade blue pottery, not a defect.