BEE HOUSE Salt Box 16 oz - ZERO JAPAN
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Our comfortable carry-handle will let you maneuver with one hand with ease when seasoning your traditional dish or salting a pot of boiling water (in a hurry!). With the attached flip-lid, you never have to accidentally lose it or leave the salt exposed to moisture and food debris. Its intricate design is completed by its ability to save space: stack our Hinoki saltbox! We promise: our saltbox’s perfect minimalist design will be a flattering addition for any home.
- Keep table salt, gourmet salts, sugar, or favorite seasonings free range in the kitchen and free of moisture in this fine Hinoki (Japanese Cypress) Saltbox.
- Artisanal Quality: All of our products are made in Mino, Japan, the region renowned for its high quality porcelain and ceramic manufacturing.
- Thoughtful Material: Made with Lead-Free, Cadmium Free ceramics.
- Reclaimed Hinoki Lid: Our lid is made with thinned scraps of Hinoki Wood.
- Easy Maneuvering: The flip-lid opens easily with just one hand for adding salt in a pinch while cooking.
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Spacious Container: Large enough to accommodate 2 cups of salt and fit all of your fingers to grasp the right amount of salt.
- Earth-Friendly Packaging: Our packaging cushioning (loose fill) is mostly made out of recycled scrap paper from Japanese holiday cards and plant-based material. -Combustible: Does not emit toxic substances in the air when burnt. -Reduced Carbon Footprint: Equivalent to ⅕ of petroleum-based packaging. -RoHS: EU’s Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive Compliant -ELV: EU’s End-of Life Vehicles Directive Compliant
* This is Non-Airtight.
* Natural Hinoki Wood Lid – Crafted from upcycled Japanese hinoki wood, the lid adds natural warmth and beauty to your kitchen. Because hinoki is a natural material, small amounts of natural resin (sap) may occasionally appear on the surface over time. This is a normal characteristic of the wood and not a defect.
Like all natural wood, hinoki may expand or contract slightly with changes in humidity. As a result, the lid may become slightly tighter or looser over time. If needed, simply adjust the screws on both sides by loosening or tightening them to restore a comfortable fit.
Known as BEE HOUSE for many years, the brand was renamed ZERO JAPAN in the U.S. in 2018.