Elegant Spice Jars

By Food & Wine
Updated June 15, 2016
Photo courtesy Monosquare
When stored in standard supermarket jars, spices often end up in the back of the cupboard. Keep them on display in these beautiful containers for daily cooking inspiration. The bigger pieces can hold dry goods such as coffee, pasta or grains.—Maren Ellingboe
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Vessels

Photo courtesy of Fort Standard

The Brooklyn-based design firm Fort Standard combines lush hardwood and cork to ensure tight-fitting lids on these glass jars. Vessel set, $240 for three or $84 each; fortstandard.com

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Container Set

Photo courtesy of Heath Ceramics

Heath Ceramics' multi-use jars come in four different nature-inspired colors. Container with wooden lid, $52; heathceramics.com

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Jargala Jars

Photo courtesy of Merchant No. 4

Delicate mouth-blown glass and sustainable teak lids make a minimalist and eco-friendly statement. Jargala jars, $29-$42; merchant4.com

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Eva Solo Deli Jar

Photo courtesy of Emmo Home

Elegant and sleek, these simple mouth-blown glass jars come in four sizes. Eva Solo Deli Jar, from $40; emmohome.com

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Tutu Wood Container

Photo courtesy Monosquare

Unomatudo has created Japanese Yamanaka lacquerware since 1930, and this gorgeous new collection in collaboration with Mute combines traditional methods with a modern aesthetic. Tutu wood container, $78; monosquare.com

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