Fluted Glass Storage Jars with Acacia Lids — Set of 3 | Fleck India

A set of three fluted glass storage jars with acacia wood lids and silicone seals — each jar hand-blown from clear glass with a vertical fluted texture running the full height of the body, the ridges catching and refracting light across the surface. The acacia wood lids are smooth, round, and slightly domed — the warm amber tone of the acacia contrasting cleanly with the clear glass below. Each lid has a silicone seal that keeps the contents fresh and airtight. The set includes three sizes: a wide, low jar for larger quantities; a medium cylindrical jar; and a smaller cylindrical jar — three distinct proportions that work together as a set and independently as individual pieces.

The fluted texture is the defining detail of the jar — it gives the clear glass a visual weight and a tactile quality that plain glass does not have, and it catches light differently throughout the day, shifting from clear and transparent in flat light to bright and refractive in direct sunlight. The acacia lids sit flush on the rim of each jar and lift off cleanly — the silicone seal keeps the contents fresh, and the lid doubles as a small serving board or a coaster when removed.

Fleck India — Design With Craft

The Fluted Glass Storage Jars are designed by Fleck, an Indian studio brand for modern home decor, furniture, and vessels founded by Shruti and Nishant. Fleck is known for its minimalist design language that combines traditional artisan techniques — hand-blown glass, ceramics, marble, and wood — with a contemporary aesthetic. Each piece is made by hand by Indian artisans using techniques that have been refined over generations.

Fleck has been featured in leading international and Indian design publications including Architectural Digest (AD India), Vogue Living, and Design Pataki (DP Cult) for its contribution to contemporary artisan decor and artisan glasswork.

How It Improves Your Daily Life

The three-jar set solves the kitchen counter problem: the collection of mismatched containers that hold coffee, tea, sugar, nuts, spices, and snacks but look like an afterthought rather than a considered choice. The Fleck jars replace that collection with a set that is visually coherent, easy to use, and beautiful enough to leave on the counter permanently.

The wide low jar holds coffee beans, granola, or pasta. The medium jar holds tea bags, nuts, or dried fruit. The small jar holds spices, salt, or sugar. The silicone-sealed acacia lids keep the contents fresh and double as small serving boards when the jars are used at the table. The fluted glass means the contents are visible without the jar looking utilitarian — the texture elevates the object from a storage container to a kitchen accessory.

The same set works on a bathroom vanity — cotton pads, cotton swabs, hair ties, and small accessories organized and visible in jars that look intentional rather than improvised.

How to Style It

• Kitchen counter — coffee beans, tea bags, granola, nuts, dried fruit, pasta
• Bathroom vanity — cotton pads, cotton swabs, hair ties, small accessories
• Dining table — salt, sugar, and condiments in jars that are beautiful enough to serve from
• Open shelving — as a decorative storage set alongside books, plants, and ceramics
• Gift — a complete, considered housewarming or kitchen gift; featured in AD India, Vogue Living, and Design Pataki
• Pairs with: acacia and natural wood surfaces, white and cream kitchens, marble countertops, minimal Scandinavian and Japanese interiors

Details & Care

• Brand: Fleck India | Founders: Shruti & Nishant | fleck.in
• Set includes 3 hand-blown fluted glass jars with acacia wood lids and silicone seals:
• Large jar: Ø 15 cm × H 6.6 cm (6" × 2.6")
• Medium jar: Ø 10 cm × H 6.5 cm (4" × 2.5")
• Small jar: Ø 7 cm × H 8 cm (2.8" × 3.15")
• Material: Hand-blown clear fluted glass | Acacia wood lids | Silicone seals
• Each jar is hand-blown — slight variations in shape and glass thickness are natural and make each piece unique
• Featured in: Architectural Digest (AD India) | Vogue Living | Design Pataki (DP Cult)
• Care: Hand wash only with mild soap and warm water. Do not put in dishwasher. Dry acacia lids immediately after washing — do not soak. Oil acacia lids occasionally with food-safe mineral oil to maintain the wood.