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The Industrial container from the Diesel Living with Seletti collection is part of a militaristic collection designed to safely store household trinkets, pieces of clothing and even... food.
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Available versions:
Main features:
- Industrial is a small container - a jar. It is designed in a square shape with subtly rounded edges.
- The greenish walls and lid are completely transparent.
- The Industrial container can be used for spices, for example.
- It also holds non-food items such as buttons, safety pins or paper clips.
- It is made of thick glass.
- Series Diesel Living with Seletti is the result of a collaboration between Seletti and the well-known clothing brand Diesel. It is a collection inspired by the futuristic cyberpunk style, featuring cosmic motifs combined with machine elements and disturbing textures. It includes several collections, including Machine Collection ceramics, Transmission candles and the visionary Cosmic Diner tableware.
Available versions:
- Industrial Container large glass, Industrial Container small glass
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Industrial Container glass
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Industrial Container large glass
£19.52
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Delivery latest Wednesday, 15/07/2026
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A big mistake. In the photos it looks pretty light green, and in real life you have to look for a yellowish green colour. The container is almost colourless. It is not suitable for bath salt because it is simply not tight and we have salt next to the lid.
The only plus for shape.
A big minus for manipulating the color in the product images on the site. In fact, the glass is much less green and more colorless. You can see the green on the creases, after placing anything inside, you can't see that the container is green at all, except for the cover.
