Home Basics Honeycomb Medium Ceramic Canister, Navy

Home Basics Honeycomb Medium Ceramic Canister, Navy

Marsoni

M251S

$13.00

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Home Basics Honeycomb Medium Ceramic Canister, NavyFrom pasta, flour, and spices to tea and coffee keep all your favorite pantry staples fresh and flavorful with this honeycomb patterned ceramic canister with bamboo lid. The raised honey comb design adds a touch of texture while its smooth finish makes it easy to wipe clean. The silicone ring keeps air out, creating an air tight environment to keep contents dry and free insects. A must have for any kitchen, it matches any type of interior dcor. Hand

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021