$35.00
Six hand painted glass spice jars with colorful images, fun facts, text, history, benefits, uses and folklore. Gorgeous gift box included for a lovely presentation. Free Priority shipping with tracking.
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Whimsically hand painted 3 1/4″ tall glass spice jars with fun facts, history, text, uses, benefits and myths. Attached lock top lids with rubber seals. Acrylic paints on glass sprayed with a clear varnish for a glossy finish.
The glass jar for Chia is hand painted and displays benefits of “iron, fiber and niacin”. Bold, bright green letters spell out “Chia” against a black background. Above, is a mini smoothie glass against a salmon background. A detailed ancient Aztec character and below it, is a cup of pudding with Chia and “omega 3”. Plant leaves and purple flowers adorn the glass jar around a portion of the 6″ circumference.
Flax Seed is in bold green letters against a black background for a high contrast. Above, is a basket of sliced bread and “fiber”. Ancients in the Dzudzuana cave are hanging out with tools which had evidence of Flax Seed in it 30,000 years ago. A detailed image shows Flax Seed capsules, flowers and seeds against a white background. Flax Seed was valued for its essential oil.
Bright green letters for ginger are painted against a black background. A Middle Ages character looks down at a lamb below. Confucius and a Chinese candy box adorn the glass spice jar to depict the uses of Ginger. The flowering plant is rendered against a white background with the rhizomes (roots) and leaves.
Nutmeg is being fought for by a sailor dueling assailants as the herb was valued for treating scurvy. Above, is “Nutmeg” in brilliant green letters against a black background. In 1511, nutmeg was traded in the Banda Islands . A detailed image against a white background displays the tree, fruits, leaves, mace, fruit and seed.
Oh, so Savory is the herb spelled out in bold green letters against a black background. A glass of Sangria is rendered with a luscious cup of herb butter below. A whimsical scene with a playful Satyr in fields of Savory depicts the herb’s folklore. The plant and dried leaves are rendered against a white background on a portion of the glass jar’s 6″ circumference.
Last, but not least, is Turmeric in bold green lettering against a black background. Siddha medicine used the herb’s health benefits for thousands of years.
HAND CLEAN ONLY the inside of the glass jars with a little soap on a damp cloth.
FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING with tracking. ALL glass spice jars are Sold Empty.






















