Shaped by Hand. Rooted in the Islands.

Form follows origin. Every curve, every imperfection — a deliberate tribute to where this gin comes from.

The bottle was not designed to contain the gin. It was designed to become it. Each piece is individually handblown, its glass shaped by breath and pressure — organic, unrepeatable. The cork is handmade, fitted by hand. What you hold before you open it is already a considered object, a collaboration between material and maker that honors the spirit of the islands from which this gin draws its character.

GIN

Seven forms. One spirit. Each silhouette was considered independently — proportion, weight, the way glass catches light at different volumes. A collection, not a lineup.

30 ml — Pocket Size

  • 4 cm × 7.5 cm — diameter to height
  • Handblown glass, individually shaped
  • Rough-cut handmade cork
  • Small in volume, uncompromised in craft

50 ml — Table Size

  • 5 cm × 8.5 cm — diameter to height
  • A wider stance, a quieter presence
  • Handblown glass with visible organic texture
  • Rough-cut handmade cork, oversized to the form
  • Broad enough to sit, small enough to pocket

200 ml — Bar Size

  • 10 cm × 5.5 cm × 10 cm — length, depth, height
  • Landscape proportion — broader than it is tall
  • Handblown glass with a denser, more pronounced texture
  • Cork scaled to match — substantial, rough-hewn
  • Low centre of gravity, confident in its stance

700 ml — Standard

  • 10 cm × 5.5 cm × 25 cm — length, depth, height
  • The anchor of the series
  • Tall, narrow, built for the back bar
  • Rough-hewn cork, proportioned to the neck
  • The form most familiar — made entirely unfamiliar by hand

1.5 L — Magnum

  • 10 cm × 10.5 cm × 25 cm — length, depth, height
  • Double the volume, same height — the body deepens instead
  • Handblown at a scale that demands more from the maker
  • Texture becomes more visible, more tactile at this size
  • Cork scaled up, still cut and finished by hand

3 L — Jeroboam · Pump

  • 14 cm × 14 cm × 25 cm — length, depth, height
  • A square stance, equal in length and depth
  • The pump replaces the cork ritual — precision without losing character
  • Built for high-volume service without sacrificing the object
  • Handblown at a volume few makers attempt

6 L — Imperial · Pump

  • 19.5 cm × 19.5 cm × 25 cm — length, depth, height
  • The largest form in the series
  • Nearly cubic — presence before function
  • Handblown in sections, assembled with intention
  • An object that earns its place before a single pour

01 — Organic Carafe

A vessel before it becomes a bottle.

Organic in form, unrepeatable in surface — each piece carries the breath and pressure of the maker within its walls. Paired with the organic cork, it moves between the bar and the table without losing its character. A functional object that holds its own as a display piece when empty.

02 — Ulin Serving Tray

A surface worthy of what it carries.

Turned from solid ulin — one of the densest hardwoods in the archipelago — the tray is circular, approximately 40 cm in diameter. Its grain is left exposed, its edge unfinished. It does not imitate refinement; it is the material itself, placed with intention.

03 — Cork Selection

Two expressions. One function.

The cork comes in two distinct characters: reclaimed teak, carved by hand with visible facets and a dark, weathered surface — or botanical resin, cast around a preserved flower, suspending nature inside a transparent form. Both seal the same bottle. Both tell a different story.

04 — Ulin Coaster

The glass deserves a foundation.

Cut from the same ulin as the tray, the coaster sits beneath the glass as a material companion. Thick, dense, and tactile — it grounds the drinking moment. Not an accessory. A considered pair.

Hamesha Studio x Spice Island

A product development overview for Spice Island, curated and developed by Hamesha Studio.

Overview

01 — Gin
02 — Carafe
03 — Coffee
04 — Accessories
05 — Rum

For product development discussion :

[email protected]
hamesha.studio
Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Developed for Spice Island by Hamesha Studio