Jarra Pingüino & Sifón de Soda
Estas jarras con diseño zoomórfico se le atribuye a inmigrantes Italianos que llegaron a Argentina a finales de 1930.
Tenían un uso cotidiano en la mesa de los Argentinos como fiel contenedor del vino suelto, el cual se acompañaba con un poco de soda para que sea más refrescante, de ahí nos surgió la idea de combinar la jarra pingüino con un sifón de soda.
La misteriosa jarra pingüino ha sobrevivido hasta nuestros días llegando a ser un icono de la la cultura Argentina.
Penguin Jar & Soda Siphon
These jugs with zoomorphic design are attributed to Italian immigrants who arrived in Argentina in the late 1930s.
They had a daily use at the Argentinean dinner table as a faithful container for loose wine, which was accompanied with soda to make it more refreshing, so we came up with the idea of combining the penguin pitcher with a soda siphon.
The mysterious penguin jug has survived to the present day and has become an icon of Argentine culture.
They had a daily use at the Argentinean dinner table as a faithful container for loose wine, which was accompanied with soda to make it more refreshing, so we came up with the idea of combining the penguin pitcher with a soda siphon.
The mysterious penguin jug has survived to the present day and has become an icon of Argentine culture.
