Queen Bee Jar - 1000ml

Meet the 1000 ml Queen Bee Storage Jar, a statement piece that stores beautifully and seals freshness with ease. At Orsina, this Queen Bee Storage Jar celebrates French-inspired charm with an embossed floral motif and a proud bee centrepiece. The clear glass showcases contents at a glance while elevating your countertop style.

Why You Will Love It

Crafted from thick, crystal-clear glass, this one-litre jar brings together design and daily practicality. The clip-top mechanism closes with a satisfying snap, and the silicone seal creates an airtight barrier to help keep food fresher for longer. From homemade preserves to everyday pantry essentials, it is designed to work hard and look good doing it.

• Airtight clip top with a reliable silicone seal for long-lasting freshness
• Embossed queen bee and floral relief for a refined French kitchen accent
• Clear body to monitor fill levels quickly and avoid waste
• Generous 1000 ml capacity suitable for preserves, pulses, seeds, cereals, cookies, and bath salts
• Wide mouth for easy scooping and effortless cleaning
• Sturdy base for stable countertop storage and shelf stacking
• Neutral clear colour complements modern, classic, or rustic interiors.

Quality and Capacity

This jar is made for everyday use. The durable glass resists stains and lingering odours, while the metal clip and silicone gasket are built for repeated openings. With its one-litre capacity, you can decant bulk goods into tidy portions that fit neatly on a shelf. For best results, handwash the jar and gasket, dry thoroughly, and occasionally refresh the seal by removing and cleaning it.

Styling and Practical Ideas

Group several Queen Bee Storage Jars for a cohesive pantry display. Label the base or tie a card around the neck for quick identification. Fill with colourful lentils, dried fruit, or roasted coffee to turn storage into decor. Whether you are gifting homemade chutney or organising baking ingredients, this jar brings dependable performance and regal character to every kitchen at Orsina.