Give this Mason jar a shot
A dishy design This pretty plate with Asian-inspired ginkgo blossoms is created with a wax relief technique that makes it more crafty than Crate & Barrel. Use the stoneware for display or that second helping of dumplings.
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Eric Prim and Josh Williams were college roommates, both with Southern roots, who found themselves hosting many a cocktail party and improvising with a Mason jar as their cocktail shaker.
A few years later, after raising funds on Kickstarter, the Mason Shaker was born in their design studio in Brooklyn. And a very clever design it is, with both metric and Imperial markings on the 32-ounce jar, and a cap that measures exactly one shot.
- Maureen Fitzgerald
Mason Shaker, $29, at Green Aisle Grocery, 1618 E. Passyunk Ave., 215-465-1411.