This garlic jar measures approximately 4.5″ x 8.5″ high and holds several heads of garlic. As with all our ceramics, this garlic keeper is lead free and food safe. It may be washed in the dishwasher though hand washing is recommended. The ceramic lid fits well but is not airtight. A coordinating onion keeper is also available.
Ceramic, De la Cal
Multicolor Garlic Keeper
$44.00
This ceramic garlic jar keeps your garlic fresh and looks beautiful displayed on a kitchen counter. Holes on side of canister allow for proper air flow so garlic stays fresher longer. Each garlic keeper is handmade and hand painted and is signed on the bottom by the de la Cal artists in Spain. The cheerful Spanish colors and traditional Spanish pattern add a touch of Spain to your kitchen.
Monica P. (verified owner) –
It was exactly what I want !!!!
David M. –
This Christmas (2020) the Garlic Keeper “was a hit” as a gift. Comments: “I want one” and “where did you get it?” A perfect, stylish and joyful gift–anytime.
Ruth Katz (verified owner) –
I was planning to get only the garlic keeper but decided it was so beautiful I added the onion keeper and the salt cellar to my purchase. Extraordinarily beautiful. Even better than the online photos. Practical, too. Planning on making this a family heirloom.
Ruth –
Wow, that arrived quickly! The pieces are even more beautiful than the pictures promised. My only complaint: that’s a LOT of packing styrofoam. Perhaps those inflatable bubble sheets would be better? I understand the concern about protecting the items from damage.
But otherwise, i’m very happy with what i received and i plan to enjoy using them in my kitchen.
I will tell my friends about your products.
Thank you.
Teddi Benjamin (store manager) –
Hello Ruth, Thank you for letting us know that your ceramics are even more beautiful in person. You do not need to worry about the packing supplies we use. We use a lot of packaging so that your order arrives in perfect condition. We only use biodegradable peanuts that are made from natural-nontoxic sources such as wheat and corn starch. They dissolve in water and can be discarded in a compost pile to deteriorate naturally. We are very conscientious about recycling and in doing our part to preserve the planet.