Sardines Water Bottle
Sardines Vaccum Bottle
Sardines are a popular symbol of Portuguese identity and tradition. The sardine decorations on this vaccum bottle represent different themes from Portugal’s cultural heritage.
With a 500ml capacity, it keeps drinks hot for up to 12 hours or cold for up to 24. Ergonomic design with a silicone handle, double-wall insulation, and a condensation-resistant layer. BPA-free.
| Weight | 340 g |
|---|
Considered food for the poor, sardines were a staple, especially in cities like Lisbon, where it is traditional to eat them grilled during the festivities of Saint Anthony, the city’s patron saint.
The first artistic sardines date back to the 19th century, created by Raphael Bordalo Pinheiro (1846-1905). It was only in 2003, with the creation of the sardine contest in the Lisbon festivities, that they began to gain popularity, becoming icons of Lisbon’s culture and gastronomy.
The brand Terra Lusa presents various collections of products, each one a tribute to Portugal’s Cultural Heritage. Among the products are notebooks, fans, eco bags, mini umbrellas, glasses cases, and microfiber cloths. All are divided into themes inspired by typically Portuguese elements.
800 Years of History, Culture and Tradition inspired the design of the various products in which quality allies with contemporary design
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Sardines Vaccum Bottle
Sardines are a popular symbol of Portuguese identity and tradition. The sardine decorations on this vaccum bottle represent different themes from Portugal’s cultural heritage.
With a 500ml capacity, it keeps drinks hot for up to 12 hours or cold for up to 24. Ergonomic design with a silicone handle, double-wall insulation, and a condensation-resistant layer. BPA-free.
| Weight | 340 g |
|---|
Considered food for the poor, sardines were a staple, especially in cities like Lisbon, where it is traditional to eat them grilled during the festivities of Saint Anthony, the city’s patron saint.
The first artistic sardines date back to the 19th century, created by Raphael Bordalo Pinheiro (1846-1905). It was only in 2003, with the creation of the sardine contest in the Lisbon festivities, that they began to gain popularity, becoming icons of Lisbon’s culture and gastronomy.
The brand Terra Lusa presents various collections of products, each one a tribute to Portugal’s Cultural Heritage. Among the products are notebooks, fans, eco bags, mini umbrellas, glasses cases, and microfiber cloths. All are divided into themes inspired by typically Portuguese elements.
800 Years of History, Culture and Tradition inspired the design of the various products in which quality allies with contemporary design
