Alessi Honey Pot

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SKU: AE-TW01
Color: Transparent
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  • Description

    Alessi Honey Pot

  • Features & Specs

    Induction Compatible No
    Weight 787gr.
    Specifications

    Wash inside of the container properly with ordinary detergent.

    Pour some honey into the pot, dip the stick and remove it by letting it spin around so as to cut the liquid.

    Place the dispenser vertically: the honey will start to flow, to stop the flow, spin the stick and simultaneously raise it on an almost horizontal position.

    Replace the dispenser by simply putting it back in the in place.

    After use, and before re-filling clean as soon as possible using water, a soft sponge and non abrasive washing liquid.

    When storing, always keep the product clean and dry.

    Color Transparent
  • Additional Details

    This Alessi Honey Pot delightfully adds sweetness to your tea time. It is made of top quality 18/10 stainless steel with a crystallized glass container. A matching sugar jar is also sold separately. It is one of the best results of the Memory Containers metaproject coordinated by Centro Studi Alessi in the early 1990s. The "Biological Project" workshop (to which this series belongs) explored the theme of design expression associated with intuition, in a new relationship between man and nature.

    This Honey Pot is part of the ALESSI collection that expresses the finest both professional and home use, in terms of the quality of manufacturing and design.

    With a vast product line that includes everything from an iconic, whistling teakettle to a designer flyswatter, the Alessi company, founded in 1921 by Giovanni Alessi, has long been at the forefront of innovative and inspired product design.  The company has created a dynasty out of not only offering products geared towards the mainstream – serving trays and everyday cutlery among them – but by also creating some of the most celebrated cult objects of our time.