Dense onyx hewn into an upright form — heavy enough to hold a full bottle steady, the stone cool against the hand when lifted from the counter. Onyx, hollowed from a single block into a wine cooler — tall and upright, slightly wider through the body, narrowing toward a shallow stepped base. The rim carries a single curved notch, cut deep enough to seat a bottle neck and hold it at a tilt, angled out for easy reach rather than standing straight. A dinner for six, the white already in the cooler on the counter — the host reaching past two guests to top up a glass, the bottle tilting out from the notch, back in without looking. The Sage Green reads pale against a marble counter; the Caramel Brown warmer, closer to the wood beside it.
Material: Onyx — solid and dense, with a natural variation in translucency and patterning that differs markedly between the two variants
Measurements: 5″ L × 5″ W × 7″ H
Color: Sage Green — pale gray-white ground with soft sage and moss green pooling, semi-translucent with fine dark veining across the upper body
Surface: Honed matte finish — close-grained and even, smooth to the touch
Weight: 8 lb
Care: Empty and wipe dry after each use; do not leave standing liquid inside; clean with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; rinse and dry immediately; avoid acidic or abrasive cleansers — wine, citrus, and vinegar-based products will damage the surface
Natural Variation: The notch is cut into each block individually — its depth and curve vary slightly from piece to piece, as does the patterning that runs across and into it
