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The Honey Pot Container combines handmade borosilicate glass with a carved marble sphere that functions as both lid and spoon handle. Its thermal-resistant glass construction offers durability with thin yet strong walls, while the volcanic stone sphere provides an elegant accent. The container includes a pine wood spoon and features distinctive detailing that remains visible even when empty. The borosilicate glass requires gentle cleaning with water and non-abrasive brushes to maintain its pristine surface.
Handmade borosilicate glass honey container. Glass more complex and difficult to manufacture thanks to its thermal resistance, thin thickness but just as resistant as the traditional one. The sphere is carved in marble or volcanic stone. Available in variety of colors. And it works both as a lid and a handle of the honey spoon. Spoon carved in pine wood. This cutie will sweeten your breakfast or tea every day. Its blue detail characterizes it even when it is empty. Designed and manufactured by And Jacob for the "miscellaneous" collection of the Mexican Design Gallery, part of the 2019 Mexican Design Open. Borosilicate Glass: cleaning only with soak and water. Brushes with wooden or plastic handles are recommended as they will not scratch or otherwise abrade the glassware's surface. Marble: To be avoided! Abrasives and domestic cleaning materials
