Adisa Mini Green Bauble Jar | NKUKU
The Adisa bauble jar contains a set of 16 beautiful glass baubles, making decorating your for the festive season even easier and more enjoyable. Each bauble is expertly crafted from hand blown recycled glass, as is the jar itself. The artisans mould the molten glass into a selection of delicate organic shapes. The baubles come in two striking shades of green as well as clear glass, and are hand etched with distinctive patterns. They also have a soft green cotton velvet tie. The jar has a subtle hammered finish and works as a stylish form of storage all year around.
NKUKU
Forcing a change in the global supply chain through direct collaboration with projects and artisan cooperatives.
The Adisa bauble jar contains a set of 16 beautiful glass baubles, making decorating your for the festive season even easier and more enjoyable. Each bauble is expertly crafted from hand blown recycled glass, as is the jar itself. The artisans mould the molten glass into a selection of delicate organic shapes. The baubles come in two striking shades of green as well as clear glass, and are hand etched with distinctive patterns. They also have a soft green cotton velvet tie. The jar has a subtle hammered finish and works as a stylish form of storage all year around.
NKUKU
Forcing a change in the global supply chain through direct collaboration with projects and artisan cooperatives.
The Adisa bauble jar contains a set of 16 beautiful glass baubles, making decorating your for the festive season even easier and more enjoyable. Each bauble is expertly crafted from hand blown recycled glass, as is the jar itself. The artisans mould the molten glass into a selection of delicate organic shapes. The baubles come in two striking shades of green as well as clear glass, and are hand etched with distinctive patterns. They also have a soft green cotton velvet tie. The jar has a subtle hammered finish and works as a stylish form of storage all year around.
NKUKU
Forcing a change in the global supply chain through direct collaboration with projects and artisan cooperatives.
