Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Lid — Clear Hexagon 3 oz / 6 oz / 9 oz

This glass honey jar with wooden lid ships as clear hexagon glass jars in 3 oz, 6 oz, and 9 oz with matching natural wooden lids and a white sealing ring for an airtight seal — built for honey food storage, pantry fills, gift sets, and wholesale Bulk case packs of empty jars.

Specifications & Technical Data

Clear hexagon glass bodies pair with screw-on wooden lids for retail honey lines, beekeeper fills, and everyday kitchen food storage. Capacity options stay inside one mold family so mixed cartons stay consistent on the shelf and in the carton cell.

Product Specifications

Feature	Specification Details
Material Base	Food-grade clear flint glass (lead-free, BPA-free)
Lid Material	Natural wooden lid with food-contact white liner / sealing ring
Capacity Options	3 oz, 6 oz, 9 oz
Color / Shape	Clear · Hexagon (honeycomb-style facets)
Closure	Threaded glass neck · screw-on matching hexagon wooden lid
Primary Use	Honey packaging · pantry food storage · gift and favor fills

Hexagon Honeycomb Body Profile

• Faceted walls: Six-sided panels read as a honeycomb silhouette on grocery shelves, farm stands, and gift trays.
• Matching wood top: Hexagon wooden lids align with the jar footprint for a clean, closed stack look.
• Wide practical mouth: Circular threaded neck supports steady pours and scooping without a narrow spout.
• Label-ready panels: Flat hexagon faces accept front labels for private-label honey brands.

Programs that need the same hexagon geometry with a metal closure can compare the sibling clear hexagon glass honey jar with metal lid on the same honey packaging line.

Key Features & Benefits of Our Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Lid

Each glass honey jar with wooden lid is built to keep honey visible, sealed, and easy to refill — without relying on a lid-mounted wand.

Airtight Freshness with a Sealing Ring

The wooden lid seats a white liner that presses against the glass finish to form an airtight seal. That barrier limits dust and ambient moisture so honey stays cleaner in pantry or retail storage. Wipe the liner dry before closing after each refill.

Natural Wooden Lid Finish

Light-grain wood tops add warmth next to clear glass. An acacia wood lid look is common in this category; this series ships with natural wooden lids matched to the hexagon footprint for a consistent wood-and-glass presentation.

Clear Glass Clarity for Shelf Display

High-clarity walls show amber or light honey grades without haze, so shoppers see color and texture before they buy. The same clear body also suits dry pantry fills when the jar is reused after the first honey cycle.

How This Series Differs from Common Market Sets

Many retail listings sell a round mason jar or honey pot with an attached honey dipper / honey stick, or promote ribbed glass and pleated glass bodies. This SKU focuses on hexagon flint glass jars with wooden lids only — no wand in the standard pack. Buyers who need a stick-in-lid set can quote the related hexagonal glass honey jar with stick separately. Programs that specify borosilicate glass for thermal shock should call that requirement out on the RFQ so the mold and glass type can be confirmed before tooling.

Feature	Core Benefit	Practical Advantage
Hexagon clear glass	Honeycomb shelf look	Differentiates from round mason and ribbed retail pots
Wooden lid + sealing ring	Airtight close	Helps keep honey protected between uses
3 / 6 / 9 oz family	Sampler to retail sizes	One silhouette across gift and everyday fills
Screw thread finish	Secure wooden top	Simple open-close for kitchen and filling lines

Applications for Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Lid

Choose this hexagon series when the brief calls for wood-top honey packaging that still reads as food-grade glass — not a plastic squeeze bottle.

Everyday Kitchen and Breakfast Stations

Clear hexagon jars sit cleanly on coffee bars and tea trays. The wooden lid keeps the look natural while the sealing ring helps limit dust on open counters.

Gift Favors, Wedding Sets, and Boutique Retail

3 oz and 6 oz sizes suit wedding favors, tasting packs, and gift baskets. Smooth hexagon faces leave room for ribbon tags or small brand labels without fighting a deep rib pattern.

Multi-Purpose Food Storage

Beyond honey, the same jar works for maple syrup samples, jam portions, spice blends, and other dry or viscous pantry goods that benefit from clear glass and a tight wooden close.

Wholesale Supply for Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Lid

Empty glass bottles and jars in this hexagon family ship for brand filling lines, co-packers, and distributors that need stable mold capacity and carton-ready packs.

Commercial Bulk Supply

• Wholesale pricing tiers: Volume brackets support starter runs and repeat replenishment.
• Consistent mold family: 3 oz, 6 oz, and 9 oz share the hexagon language for mixed displays.
• OEM options: Custom labels, logo decoration, and mixed-size cartons available on request.

Order Qty	Reference Unit Price	Notes
1,000 pcs	From $0.30 / unit	Standard wholesale entry bracket
≥10,000 pcs	Negotiable	Bulk programs · mixed sizes on RFQ

As a dedicated glass honey jar manufacturer and supplier, Reihey supports export cartons, case packs, and repeat PO schedules for this wooden-lid hexagon line. Request a quote with target sizes, annual volume, and decoration needs.

Care, Maintenance, and Longevity for Your Glass Honey Jar with Wooden Lid

Glass and wood need different care so the jar stays clear and the lid stays true.

Cleaning the Glass Body

• Hand wash or gentle cycle: Warm water and mild soap restore clarity after sticky fills.
• Warm water for crystals: Lukewarm water helps loosen crystallized honey before a full wash.
• Dry before storage: Air-dry the glass completely before returning the wooden lid.

Preserving the Wooden Lid

• Hand-wash only: Do not run the wooden lid through a dishwasher or soak it for long periods.
• Wipe the sealing ring: Remove the liner when needed, wash separately, and reseat when fully dry.
• Air dry fully: Let wood dry in open air before closing the jar to reduce warping risk.
• Occasional oil: A drop of food-safe mineral oil keeps the grain from drying out over long storage.

For export carton planning and protective packing methods, see the best way to package and ship glass bottles.

When comparing market styles — round mason jar sets, ribbed or pleated retail honey pot designs, or borosilicate glass dipper lids — this page covers the hexagon wooden-lid empties in 3 / 6 / 9 oz for brands that want that exact silhouette.