Large Glass Tea Jar with Bamboo Lid for Kitchen Storage
Tea and dry goods stay sealed and visible in one clear fluted glass jar. The bamboo lid and brass-tone handle make storage look like part of the counter, so reaching for tea becomes part of the morning.
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Tea and dry goods stay sealed and visible in one clear fluted glass jar. The bamboo lid and brass-tone handle make storage look like part of the counter, so reaching for tea becomes part of the morning.
Elegant transparent storage jar that keeps tea and dry goods fresh and stylishly on display
- cluttered counters and cabinets
- stale tea, coffee or snacks
- unattractive opaque packaging
Keep Your Tea Fresh and Your Counter Calm
Tired of tea scattered across mismatched packets? Store tea and dry goods in a clear fluted glass jar with a bamboo lid, and reach for them every morning.
Storage that looks like it belongs out

Fluted glass that catches the light
The ribbed glass body shows exactly how much tea or snack is left, so you never open the lid to check. The ridges throw soft light across the surface and look elegant on an open shelf.

Bamboo lid with a sealing gasket
The bamboo lid sits on a gasket that closes the jar against air, which is what keeps loose tea from going flat. Wipe the lid dry after use and the seal stays firm.

Brass-tone handle, made to lift
The ring handle gives you something to hold when the glass is full. Lift it with one hand from the counter to the shelf, though a heavy fill is easier with two.
One jar, one bamboo lid, ready to fill
- Ribbed glass storage jar×1
Clear fluted body with a view of the contents
- Bamboo lid with gasket×1
Natural bamboo with a sealing gasket and brass-tone ring handle
Easy care for glass and bamboo
- Hand wash the glass
Warm water and a soft cloth keep the walls clear.
- Wipe the bamboo lid
A damp cloth is enough. Skip soaking the wood.
- Skip the dishwasher
Heat and long water exposure can warp bamboo and weaken the seal.
- Dry everything fully
Keep the gasket dry before you close the jar.
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Yes, for everyday use. The gasket sits between the glass rim and the bamboo lid, so air has a harder time reaching the leaves. Keep the jar out of direct sun and away from the stove, and the seal does the rest.
The glass is solid and heavier than plastic once full, so lift it with two hands when it is loaded. Set it down on a flat counter and it stays put. Treat it like any other glass jar and avoid knocking it on the sink edge.
Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it straight away. Do not put the lid in the dishwasher or let it soak. Bamboo warps with heat and long water exposure, and a dry lid keeps the gasket seated.
It holds a good amount of loose tea, oats, sugar or baking flour, which is enough to run a week or more for most households. The clear walls show you when it is running low, so you refill before the cabinet runs empty.
A plastic canister hides what is inside and often has a loose lid. This jar shows the contents at a glance and closes with a gasket, so you see the tea and the seal in one look. One jar replaces a drawer of torn bags and the tea you would have thrown out.
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