Danica
Acacia Lid Large Glass Jar
CA$20.00CAD
In Stock
This large glass jar from Danica features a transparent glass body and an acacia wood lid, with a fill capacity of 1.24 L (42 oz). It measures 3.5 inches in diameter and 8 inches tall, making it suitable for storing dry pantry items like rice and pasta. The jar is part of the Danica brand collection available at Simons Maison.
- Color
- Acacia Wood
- Material
- Glass and Acacia Wood
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Food Storage > Food Storage Containers
Color
White
Size
ONE SIZE
Specifications
A large glass storage jar with acacia wood lid, offering 1.24 L capacity for organizing kitchen items.
Transparent glass body, Acacia wood lid, 1.24 L fill capacity, Dimensions: 3.5 in diameter x 8 in tall.
- Color
- Acacia Wood · brown
- Material
- Glass and Acacia Wood
- Secondary
- wood
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 3.5x3.5x8 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Food Storage > Food Storage Containers
Additional Attributes
- transparent glass
- acacia wood lid
- 1.24 L capacity
- aesthetic and functional
Product Insights
The Danica Acacia Lid Large Glass Jar ($20) is a purposeful dry-goods storage solution that marries airtight preservation with intentional decor: its acacia wood lid (Janka 2,300, harder and more warp-resistant than bamboo) seals via silicone gasket to keep coffee, pasta, rice, and other dry goods fresh, while the slim 3.5-inch diameter and 8-inch height allow two to three jars to fit side-by-side on shelves or under cabinets, holding a full 12-ounce coffee bag with room for a scoop. The main tradeoff is maintenance and limitation: the lid requires seasonal oiling and immediate towel-drying, and moisture can warp it, so the jar is best used solely for dry goods.
Verified claims
- Airtight seal
- Silicone gasket creates airtight seal that preserves dry goods freshness.
- Lid care
- Towel-dry acacia lid after washing; use for dry goods only.
- Lid material
- Acacia wood lid resists warping better than bamboo
- Storage
- Suitable for dry goods only; airtight seal keeps contents fresh
- Shelf fit
- 3.5-inch diameter and 8-inch height enable 2-3 jars to fit side-by-side on a shelf and under cabinets.
- Countertop fit
- Holds a 12-ounce bag of coffee beans and fits next to a grinder.
- Daily use fill
- Holds a full 12-oz coffee bag with room for a scoop.
- Visual styling
- Serves as intentional decor when filled with uniform dry goods.
- Value
- Single jar at $20 avoids typical 3-pack waste and lid is harder than bamboo.
- Shelf integration
- 3.5-inch jar fits shelves, matches existing glassware, and holds rice or pasta.
- Airtight freshness
- 1.24L jar with airtight silicone seal holds a bag of coffee beans.
- Maintenance simplicity
- Acacia lid needs oiling every 4-6 months and immediate drying.
- Visual decor
- Acacia lid and clear glass allow dry goods to serve as visible decor.
- Intended use
- Airtight seal keeps dry goods fresh for open-shelf display of pasta, rice, and coffee beans.
- Curation
- Danica, Simons' house brand, at $20: slim 3.5″ diameter for open shelving.
- Acacia lid
- Airtight acacia lid (Janka 2,300) needs seasonal oil.
- Dry goods only
- Best used for dry goods only; moisture can warp the acacia lid.
Product record
- Title
- Acacia Lid Large Glass Jar
- Brand
- Danica
- Price
- 20 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
How this jar compares to similar options
- A silicone ring integrated into the lid provides a true airtight barrier, a feature often missing from similarly priced wood-lid jars that rely on unlined push-fit closures; for coffee, flour, and spices where freshness is critical, this seal delivers functional value that goes beyond display.
- Danica is a house brand sold exclusively through Simons' home department, meaning the product has been selected for aesthetics and quality by a buyer — this retail environment adds a layer of design assurance that mass-market jars lack, effectively baking curation cost into the $20.
- Acacia, with a Janka hardness rating around 2,300 lbf, resists dents and moisture-warping far more effectively than the bamboo (1,300-1,600 lbf) used in many budget glass jars; this means the lid retains a tight seal and clean appearance over years of use, justifying a higher per-unit price for those who prioritize longevity.
- The 8-inch height on a 3.5-inch diameter creates a vertical, space-efficient silhouette that maximizes facing capacity on a 12-inch deep shelf; many 1.2 L jars use a wider, shorter shape that limits how many can line up side by side.
- Unlike bulk multi-packs that lock buyers into a set, this jar sells individually at $20, allowing a kitchen to be built out one piece at a time with consistent quality — a lower upfront commitment and no wasted product compared to a typical $40 3-pack where only two jars are needed.
Styling this jar in a modern kitchen
- The silicone-ring airtight seal keeps dry goods fresh but also means the jar can sit on a countertop without attracting pests or spoilage, making it a viable option for displaying baking ingredients like flour or sugar in plain sight without the usual downsides.
- The acacia lid's natural grain and warm brown tone introduce an organic element that breaks up the monotony of ceramic and metal countertop canisters, helping the jar blend into both modern farmhouse kitchens with wood accents and crisp Scandinavian spaces needing a touch of warmth.
- Matching glass canisters are a cornerstone of organized pantry aesthetics; this jar's simple cylindrical profile and transparent body make it compatible with other glass storage pieces, so it can be integrated into an existing set without clashing — the acacia lid becomes the differentiating accent.
- At 8 inches tall and 3.5 inches in diameter, the jar is sized to fit standard cabinet shelf heights (typically 12 inches) with breathing room, while its width prevents it from dominating narrow open shelves — a practical scale that allows multiple jars to line up without crowding.
- Transparent glass turns pantry staples into display elements — filling this jar with uniform items like dried beans, pasta, or colorful lentils creates a textured, colorful accent on open shelving that reads as intentional decor rather than utilitarian storage.
- Sold through Simons Maison, the home section of the Canadian department store Simons known for its fashion-forward and design-conscious curation, this jar is positioned as a visible decor element — the retailer's aesthetic edit signals that it's meant for open shelving, not tucked away in a dark pantry.
Caring for the acacia lid to prevent warping
- A rubdown with a food-grade mineral oil or cutting-board conditioner every 4–6 months keeps the acacia fibers plump, preventing the microscopic shrinkage that causes the lid to lose its snug fit against the silicone gasket and lets air or moisture sneak past the seal.
- Unlike glass, the acacia lid must be towel-dried immediately and left in an upright position to fully air-dry before resealing the jar — residual water left sitting around the silicone seal can swell the wood and eventually promote mildew, which shortens the lid’s useful life more than almost any other factor.
- Acacia wood naturally contains protective oils that make it less porous than many other hardwoods, providing baseline moisture resistance — this is why the lid can handle occasional steam or pantry humidity without immediate warping, but periodic conditioning with food-safe mineral oil restores what daily use slowly depletes.
What 1.24L actually holds in a tall jar
- The narrow neck concentrates the aroma of whole coffee beans every time you unscrew the lid, and the 42-ounce cavity holds roughly a 12-ounce retail bag's worth with room for a small measuring scoop on top, turning the jar into an all-in-one daily-use coffee canister that lives next to the grinder.
- A footprint of just 3.5 inches wide means you can line up two or three of these jars side-by-side in a standard-depth pantry shelf while still leaving room behind for taller bottles, and at 8 inches tall they fit under the lowest-hanging upper cabinets, making them easy to retrieve without tipping.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
A tall clear cylindrical glass jar with a slightly narrowed neck and wide mouth, shown filled with yellow spiral pasta. A round wooden lid with a light-colored gasket sits to the right of the jar on the surface.
- Jar shapeTall cylindrical clear glass body with a gently rounded shoulder leading to a short, slightly narrowed neck and a wide open mouth with visible rim.
1 region
x 0.10 · y 0.12 · w 0.57 · h 0.76 (high) - Glass finishTransparent, glossy glass showing reflections of the environment and internal contents with vertical highlight bands on the front face.
1 region
x 0.13 · y 0.14 · w 0.50 · h 0.72 (high) - ContentsJar is filled with tightly packed uncooked spiral pasta (fusilli) visible through the glass.
1 region
x 0.16 · y 0.34 · w 0.43 · h 0.45 (high) - Lid placementRound wooden lid with flat top is placed next to the jar on the right; lid is shown separated from the jar and resting on the surface.
1 region
x 0.73 · y 0.68 · w 0.24 · h 0.16 (high) - Lid detailLid has a dark brown wooden outer ring and a lighter colored inner ring or gasket visible as a pale band around the top inner edge.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.69 · w 0.20 · h 0.11 (high) - Opening visibilityOpen mouth of the jar is empty and clearly visible with the interior top rim showing a thin glass lip.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.12 · w 0.40 · h 0.08 (high)
Other
Studio shot showing the jar on a dark wood surface against a plain beige wall background with scattered pasta pieces on the surface and soft directional lighting creating reflections and gentle shadows.
- BackgroundSmooth, neutral beige wall occupying the upper two thirds of the image behind the jar.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 0.65 (high) - SurfaceDark wood horizontal surface with visible grain where the jar and lid rest.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.65 · w 1.00 · h 0.35 (high) - Scattered piecesMultiple loose spiral pasta pieces are placed in front of and around the jar and lid on the surface.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.78 · w 0.88 · h 0.18 (high) - Lighting and reflectionsSoft directional light from the left creates highlights on the glass and faint cast shadows to the right of objects.
Colors
pasta yellow· pasta inside jar#B5A393dark walnut brown· lid outer wood#593C2Epale off-white· lid inner band- Jar shapeTall cylindrical clear glass body with a gently rounded shoulder leading to a short, slightly narrowed neck and a wide open mouth with visible rim.
- 02
Product
A tall cylindrical clear glass jar with straight sides and a rounded dark wood lid sitting on a dark horizontal surface; lid seats directly on the jar mouth with a thin clear band visible at the joint.
- Overall shapeCylindrical jar with nearly straight vertical sides and a gently rounded shoulder just below the mouth; flat circular base visible through the glass.
1 region
x 0.09 · y 0.22 · w 0.58 · h 0.62 (high) - Material and transparencyClear transparent glass body showing reflections and highlights from studio lighting; interior and base are visible through the glass.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.30 · w 0.53 · h 0.53 (high) - Lid material and profileRound flat-topped wooden lid with slightly chamfered edge and smooth satin finish, darker brown tone than surrounding wood grain.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.13 · w 0.32 · h 0.12 (high) - Lid seating detailThin clear ring or gasket visible between the underside of the wooden lid and the glass rim, forming a narrow translucent band around the mouth.
1 region
x 0.31 · y 0.21 · w 0.16 · h 0.03 (medium) - Reflections and highlightsVertical soft rectangular light reflections on the front face of the glass indicating a diffuse vertical light source.
2 regions
x 0.18 · y 0.28 · w 0.14 · h 0.44 (high); x 0.34 · y 0.28 · w 0.11 · h 0.44 (high)
Other
Studio-styled scene showing the jar on a dark wood surface against a neutral beige wall with stacked beige bowls partially visible to the right; soft even lighting produces mild shadows and reflections.
- Supporting surfaceDark horizontal wood surface with visible grain lines where the jar rests.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.72 · w 0.94 · h 0.25 (high) - Staged propThree stacked beige speckled bowls are visible on the right edge of the frame, cropped by the image border.
1 region
x 0.73 · y 0.39 · w 0.24 · h 0.44 (high) - BackgroundPlain neutral beige wall with subtle texture and even tone, occupying the upper two thirds of the frame.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 0.72 (high) - Lighting and shadowSoft diffuse lighting from the front-left producing gentle shadows on the surface beneath the jar and mild specular highlights on the glass and lid.
Colors
warm medium-dark brown· lidclear glass (cool highlight)· jar body#EDEBF3- Overall shapeCylindrical jar with nearly straight vertical sides and a gently rounded shoulder just below the mouth; flat circular base visible through the glass.
Documents & Data
Q&A
4 answered- Is the acacia wood lid treated with a food-safe finish?
- Yes, the acacia wood lid is made from food-safe materials, as stated in the product description and confirmed by the manufacturer.
- Does the lid create an airtight seal to keep contents fresh?
- Yes, the lid creates an airtight seal thanks to a silicone rubber ring that helps preserve freshness.
- Is the acacia wood lid safe to wash in a dishwasher?
- No, the acacia wood lid is not dishwasher safe. The care instructions specify hand wash only and do not soak.
- Is this jar suitable for storing liquids, or only dry goods?
- This jar is best suited for dry goods like rice, pasta, and pantry items. While the glass body can hold liquids, the acacia wood lid may absorb moisture and warp, so we recommend using it for dry storage only.
Reddit Insights
1 threads · r/HomeDecoratingUKA user on r/HomeDecoratingUK mentions owning glass storage jars with acacia lids, suitable for pantry items like rice and pasta.
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The lone comment is neutral, simply stating possession without expressing strong opinion.
Themes
Pantry storageneutral
Use Cases
- Storing rice and pasta
Source Threads
User mentions glass storage jars with acacia lids for pantry use
I've got some nice glass storage jars with acacia lids in a range of sizes for rice and pasta.
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