Quick Specs
- Size: 2 3/4″ tall (approx. 2.4″ wide)
- Material: Borosilicate glass
- Lid: Metal-hinged lid with colored silicone gasket
- Seal: Airtight, smell-proof compression seal
- Design: Roll Me One Kanobi novelty decal
- Capacity: Approx. 150 ml
A galaxy-brained pun in a pocket-sized jar
There’s a name that sci-fi fans will recognize the moment they read it, even though I can’t say it out loud here for legal reasons. What I can say is that “Roll Me One Kanobi” is exactly the kind of galaxy-brained wordplay that belongs on a stash jar, and whoever came up with it deserves a slow clap. It’s a 2 3/4″ novelty herb storage jar made from borosilicate glass, the same material used in laboratory glassware and quality kitchen vessels because it’s non-porous, chemically inert, and won’t absorb the aromas or compounds of whatever you put inside it.
The seal is where these little jars earn their reputation. A colored silicone gasket lines the inner rim of the metal-hinged lid. When you press the lid shut, the gasket compresses against the glass and creates a genuinely airtight barrier. It isn’t just decorative. Oxidation is the main culprit behind fading potency and lost aroma in dried botanicals, and cutting off the air supply slows that process considerably. The compact size (about 150 ml capacity) makes it a practical daily-use jar rather than a bulk-storage solution.
I stock this one specifically because it sits in a sweet spot between novelty gift and genuinely useful item. The matching packaging makes it gift-ready out of the box. If you’re looking to pair it with something to fill it, I carry a full range of dried herbs and botanicals that ship alongside it. And if you want more storage options, browse my bottles, jars, and baggies collection for the full lineup.
How to use the Roll Me One Kanobi dank tank
Three steps to get the most out of your Roll Me One Kanobi dank tank.
- Twist open the lid
Press the silicone-sealed metal hinge open and remove the lid fully. Check that the colored silicone gasket is seated evenly around the rim before you load your herbs, spices, or dried botanicals inside.
- Load and seal the jar
Pack your herbs loosely into the borosilicate glass body. Don't overfill past the shoulder of the jar. Press the metal-hinged lid down firmly until the silicone gasket compresses and the latch clicks shut for a full airtight seal.
- Store in a cool, dark spot
Borosilicate glass doesn't absorb odors or leach chemicals, but light and heat still degrade dried botanicals over time. Tuck the jar in a drawer or cabinet away from direct sunlight to keep your herbs at their best.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry these because the supplier’s quality control on the borosilicate glass and the silicone gaskets has been consistent across every order I’ve placed. The hinge doesn’t loosen prematurely, the gasket holds its shape, and the decal doesn’t peel or fade with normal handling. For a novelty item in this size and price range, that level of build quality isn’t something you should take for granted. A practical note: check the gasket each time you open the jar. If it slips out of the channel, just press it back in before closing. It’s a simple fix that keeps the seal working as intended for the long haul.
Frequently asked questions
It's made of borosilicate glass, the same heat-resistant material used in lab equipment. Borosilicate doesn't absorb odors or flavors, so your herbs stay true to their original scent and potency without any chemical interference.
A colored silicone gasket lines the inside of the metal-hinged lid. When you press the lid closed, the gasket compresses against the glass rim and creates an airtight barrier. No air gets in, no odors get out, and freshness stays locked inside.
It's one of my favorite picks for a novelty gift. The sci-fi-inspired wordplay is genuinely funny, the jar is compact and practical, and borosilicate glass means it'll hold up with daily use. Comes in matching packaging.
Rinse the glass body with warm water. For stubborn residue, use a small brush with a drop of dish soap, then rinse thoroughly. Remove the silicone gasket before soaking and let all parts air dry completely before sealing the lid back closed.
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