Nambe x Tom Papa Breaking Bread Canister with Utensils - Stoneware Storage Jar with Acacia Wood Measuring Spoons (2, 1, 1/2 tbsp) - Cutlery Container for Baking Ingredients, Baking, Kitchen Decor - New The Nambé Breaking Bread Canister with Utensils combines modern artistry with everyday functionality, making it a versatile addition to your kitchen. Inspired by the gentle coil of a proofing basket, this white stoneware canister offers both beauty and purpose. Measuring 3 inches high by 3 inches in diameter, its compact size is ideal for holding baking ingredients, small pantry items, or even countertop essentials, all while adding a touch of quiet sophistication to your home. Included with the canister are three acacia wood measuring spoons in convenient sizes of 2 tablespoons, 1 tablespoon, and 1/2 tablespoon. These spoons are not only practical for portioning flour, sugar, or spices but also provide a natural contrast to the sleek white stoneware. Whether you’re preparing sourdough starter, measuring ingredients for a family recipe, or simply storing everyday kitchen items, this canister serves as both a functional baking tool and a decorative kitchen accent. This piece is part of the exclusive Nambé x Tom Papa collaboration, which merges Nambé’s commitment to sleek, modern craftsmanship with comedian and baker Tom Papa’s passion for breadmaking. The result is a unique collection that elevates the ritual of baking and serving, from kitchen storage canisters to serving boards and bread knives. Practical in care, the stoneware canister is dishwasher safe, while the acacia wood spoons should be handwashed to preserve their natural beauty and durability. The blend of functional artistry and thoughtful design makes this canister a standout for both everyday use and as a meaningful gift for bakers, home cooks, or anyone who loves the art of breadmaking. Bring warmth, purpose, and a modern aesthetic into your kitchen with this distinctive stoneware storage jar. COLOR: MATERIAL: WHAT'S IN THE BOX: PACKAGING: Retail Packaging