Mandala Aluminum Herb Grinder 50mm with Magnets & Mesh

Four pieces built to keep the mess in

Mesh keeps the pollen in

The stainless steel mesh screen filters out pollen as you grind. Fine material stays in the chamber instead of drifting into the lid, so the table stays clean and the scraper has less to collect afterward.

Magnets that snap shut

Neodymium magnets hold the lid firmly in place. It closes with a satisfying pull and stays shut in a pocket or bag, which matters when the grinder rides around with your keys and loose change.

A mandala lid with real presence

The domed lid carries a vivid mandala print under a glossy finish, set against a matte anodized aluminum body. The contrast reads as a deliberate design choice, not a sticker on a plain tin.

Three numbers to know

• 50mmGrinder diameter
• 4-pieceBody design
• 3Items included

From the kitchen counter to the bag

1. 1
   Fill the chamber partway

   Leave room so the lid closes flush and the teeth have space to move. An overfilled chamber pushes pollen past the mesh.

2. 2
   Close the magnetic lid

   Bring the lid close and let the magnets pull it into place. No force is needed, and the lid stays shut in a pocket or bag.

3. 3
   Turn with the knurled edges

   Grip the knurled body and grind until the material looks even across the chamber.

4. 4
   Scrape and wipe after

   Use the plastic scraper to lift pollen from the chamber, then brush the mesh gently before the next session.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

• Grinder body (4 pieces)×1

  Anodized aluminum body, domed printed lid, knurled edges

• Stainless steel mesh screen×1

  Filters pollen during grinding

• Plastic pollen scraper×1

  Lifts collected material from the chamber

Art you can actually use

The mess you keep cleaning

Every session starts the same way. Coarse bits scatter across the counter, a little pollen slips out between the lid and the body, and by the time you finish your fingers are sticky. Plain grinders with thin teeth and no screen turn cleanup into the longest part of the routine.

A grinder that keeps it in

The stainless steel mesh screen sits in the chamber and catches pollen while you grind, so less of it lands on the table. Neodymium magnets pull the lid closed with a clean snap, and the plastic scraper lifts whatever collects afterward. Each part does one job and the grinder works as one piece.

Tidy enough to show off

The matte black anodized body and glossy domed lid give it a finish that looks right on a shelf. Choose kaleidoscope, violet blue, emerald green or crimson red and it becomes a small object you are glad to see every morning.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Even grind from the start

   The four-piece chamber and teeth work together for a more even grind. Check that the mesh sits flush before the first session.

2. 3 uses
   Mesh settles into routine

   After a few sessions, less pollen makes it into the lid. Keep the mesh clean and dry so it keeps catching fine material.

3. 30 days
   Cleaning becomes quick

   With regular use, a quick wipe and one scraper pass keep the chamber tidy. Heavy buildup calls for a fuller clean with a soft brush.

Keep the finish looking sharp

• Soft brush for the mesh

  Brush gently and let it dry fully before the next session.

• Mild dry wipe for the body

  Avoid strong solvents, which can dull the anodized finish.

• Scraper for the chamber

  Lift collected pollen after each session instead of letting it build up.

Pocket-sized at 50 mm across

• 50 mmDiameter
• 45 mmHeight
• 94 gWeight

Sized to slide into a jacket pocket or bag

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