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Description
Inspired by a traditional wooden Japanese doll, Denis Guidone's Kokeshi collection translates the collectible's iconic form into a collection of glass and cork tabletop accessories.
Typically handmade of wood, Kokeshi dolls are characterized by their simple and essential form that consists of a slender body topped by an enlarged head. Diverse in their shapes and sizes, a few simple and thin paint strokes on each doll's face are enough to convey varied personalities.
Part of the larger series, Guidone's Kokeshi Salt and Pepper Bottles interpret the doll's simplified body into a slender vessel made of borosilicate glass. Just as the doll is topped by an enlarged head, each of the bottles features a bulbous cork stopper on top. Different in sizes - the taller is for salt, the shorter for pepper - there is a stopper at the bottom to refill the bottle, and both have one small hole at the top for dispensing.
Designed for Ichendorf Milano, the bottles are the result of nearly a century of research and advancements in the company's glassmaking facility.
Like the dolls that inspired them, the whimsical Kokeshi Salt and Pepper Bottles become part of a larger family when mixed with the rest of the collection.
Do you have additional questions on this product?
Inquire with a Design Consultant- A creative and whimsical collection of tabletop accessories that are inspired by Japanese Kokeshi dolls
- A glass bottle is topped with a cork stopper
- The taller is for salt, the shorter for pepper
- Each is sold seperately
- At the bottom of each is a stopper that can be removed to refill the bottles
- The cork top includes one small hole for dispensing seasoning
- Mouth-blown glass made in Milan
H × Dia
7 × 2.50 in.
17.75 × 6.25 cm.
- Borosilicate Glass
- Cork
Shipping:
At Luminaire, our items are delivered via UPS Standard Ground Delivery and our fees are based on the general size and weight of the item’s box. FREE SHIPPING on all Luminaire Lighting, in the continental U.S.
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You have the option to exchange or receive store credit for items purchased at luminaire.com, but please note that this can only be done within 14 days of delivery and some exceptions apply. In order to make a return, the merchandise must be in its original condition and packaging, and you must present the original receipt. Before returning the item, you must obtain prior authorization by contacting online.support@luminaire.com.
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Description
Inspired by a traditional wooden Japanese doll, Denis Guidone's Kokeshi collection translates the collectible's iconic form into a collection of glass and cork tabletop accessories.
Typically handmade of wood, Kokeshi dolls are characterized by their simple and essential form that consists of a slender body topped by an enlarged head. Diverse in their shapes and sizes, a few simple and thin paint strokes on each doll's face are enough to convey varied personalities.
Part of the larger series, Guidone's Kokeshi Salt and Pepper Bottles interpret the doll's simplified body into a slender vessel made of borosilicate glass. Just as the doll is topped by an enlarged head, each of the bottles features a bulbous cork stopper on top. Different in sizes - the taller is for salt, the shorter for pepper - there is a stopper at the bottom to refill the bottle, and both have one small hole at the top for dispensing.
Designed for Ichendorf Milano, the bottles are the result of nearly a century of research and advancements in the company's glassmaking facility.
Like the dolls that inspired them, the whimsical Kokeshi Salt and Pepper Bottles become part of a larger family when mixed with the rest of the collection.
Do you have additional questions on this product?
Inquire with a Design Consultant- A creative and whimsical collection of tabletop accessories that are inspired by Japanese Kokeshi dolls
- A glass bottle is topped with a cork stopper
- The taller is for salt, the shorter for pepper
- Each is sold seperately
- At the bottom of each is a stopper that can be removed to refill the bottles
- The cork top includes one small hole for dispensing seasoning
- Mouth-blown glass made in Milan
H × Dia
6.50 × 2.50 in.
16.5 × 6.25 cm.
- Borosilicate Glass
- Cork
Shipping:
At Luminaire, our items are delivered via UPS Standard Ground Delivery and our fees are based on the general size and weight of the item’s box. FREE SHIPPING on all Luminaire Lighting, in the continental U.S.
Read Full Shipping Policy
Returns:
You have the option to exchange or receive store credit for items purchased at luminaire.com, but please note that this can only be done within 14 days of delivery and some exceptions apply. In order to make a return, the merchandise must be in its original condition and packaging, and you must present the original receipt. Before returning the item, you must obtain prior authorization by contacting online.support@luminaire.com.
Read Full Return Policy
