$25.00
Whimsically hand painted 3 1/4″ tall glass jars with fun characters, herb names, text, images, history, benefits, uses and folklore. Free Priority shipping with tracking.
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Description
Artist meticulously hand painted images on four 3 1/4″ tall glass spice jars with attached lock top lids with rubber seals. Acrylic paints on glass.
Basil is hand painted in bright green letters against a black background for a high contrast. Some uses of Basil in cuisine are depicted. The ancient royals loved to put basil in bath water as seen by the little character in a purple tub. Known as the “king of the herbs” and “herb of Mars”.
Oregano is derived from the Greek phrase “Joy of the Mountains”. The ancient Chinese used the herb for many ailments. Hippocrates revered the valuable herb as an antiseptic and aide for stomach aches.
Rosemary is known as “dew of the sea” and from the mint family. The sprig and dried forms are rendered against a white background. An Aphrodite character is blazing orange-red hair emerges from the sea with the herb draping all around her. The herb contains the compound, Thymol which is the active ingredient in some natural hand sanitizers. A Middle Ages maiden is having sweet dreams because the herb was placed beneath her pillow. A stately knight and his steed hold Thyme because it was a strong symbol of courage.
HAND CLEAN ONLY the insides with a little soap on a damp cloth. All of the glass spice Jars are Sold Empty.
