For The Love of Apothecary Jars!

The origin of the word "apothecary" means one who sells or prepares herbs or drugs for medicinal purposes. There was a time when pharmacies were a place of social gathering and apothecary shops were everywhere. As glassware fell into common use, different designs and shapes began to emerge. 

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Today, attractive and decorative apothecary jars are still being used in home decor, and the creative uses are endless.

Sweet treats are out on display and look extra delish in apothecary jars. Use jars of seasonal goodies and celebrate the holidays year round. For example, after Valentine's Day you could eat up all the candy (or share it, I suppose) and afterward replenish the jar with spring goodies!  I love this fresh spring idea:

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Use apothecary jars in the kitchen to store dry pastas, beans, tea bags, sugar, and more.



Glass apothecary jars add elegance and style to the bath.
Don't forget the Q-tips!

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I will be sharing the next photo with my daughter. I will try anything to get the nail polish off of the desk in her bedroom. {smile}

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I have "air" plants that have outgrown their little terrarium homes. Thanks to the inspiration photo below, I will be looking for apothecary jars instead of terrariums. Cacti lovers should take note too! 

Do you use apothecary jars in your home? Do you have any creative uses that we haven't mentioned here? Please share in the comments below!