Designed by Jen Pearson, the Reclaimed Apothecary Matchstick Bottles have been recycled and re-purposed as functional match “boxes”. Pearson etched the bottom of each jar to create a strike-able surface. Beautiful!
Designed by Jen Pearson, the Reclaimed Apothecary Matchstick Bottles have been recycled and re-purposed as functional match “boxes”. Pearson etched the bottom of each jar to create a strike-able surface. Beautiful!
Like it! Like it! Like it!
Jul 25th, 2011 / 12:17 pm
Simple and beautiful!
Jul 25th, 2011 / 3:26 pm
O that is just beyond cool. Unfortunately they don’t ship to Australia :-(
Jul 26th, 2011 / 12:56 am
lovely!
Jul 26th, 2011 / 6:51 am
I don’t really see how this constitutes a “designed” product. They filled a bottle with match sticks…and charged $20 for it. Oh wait…the tag looks pretty cool.
Jul 26th, 2011 / 9:54 am
i agree with A, just a dumb idea, and also, who really uses matches now days??
Jul 26th, 2011 / 12:39 pm
B, I think ‘dumb’ is a little strong. I use matches. Daily. And I love this idea/packaging.
Jul 26th, 2011 / 1:03 pm
i just love this designer! i have seen these at a local retailer in my neighborhood. you strike the matches on glass, which is so magical… nice find swissmiss.
Jul 29th, 2011 / 7:50 pm
Bottom line for me: this is a beautiful object that will sit in someone’s home. It’s a simple solution for people who enjoy beauty in every-day objects, and don’t like ugly match boxes.
Jul 29th, 2011 / 8:21 pm
gift idea :: this has christmas written all over it… !!!
Jul 31st, 2011 / 11:00 pm