Delicate and deliberately bold, the Seletti Hybrid Thea spices shaker set turns seasoning into a small ceremony. Conceived by CtrlZak for Seletti, this porcelain shaker set sits within wine and cocktail accessories and reads as both functional serviceware and a playful decorative accent.

Heritage with a contemporary pulse

The Hybrid series fuses Eastern and Western ceramic traditions into contemporary motifs, and the Thea shakers do the same on your table: classic forms dressed in modern glazes. They feel like heirlooms reimagined: nostalgic in reference, fresh in execution, and invite a closer look at every meal. Each shaker is carefully crafted to combine functionality with playful aesthetics, making even simple seasoning a moment of delight. As part of the CtrlZak x Seletti collaboration, they reflect the duo’s signature approach of blending humor, color, and modern design, bringing a unique artistic touch to everyday rituals and curated tabletop settings.

Made to season, made to style

Crafted in refined porcelain, the set balances everyday sturdiness with a collectible character. The shakers are both practical for daily use and photogenic for styled tabletops, pairing naturally with other Seletti tableware like the Estetico Quotidiano collection for layered, curated settings.

Small pieces, big personality

Each shaker carries the Hybrid collection language: contrasting decorations that nod to history while staying contemporary. Use them individually as accent objects or display them as a set to add color and pattern to breakfast trays, cocktail bars and dining tables alike.

Gift-ready and versatile

Lightweight yet refined, the Thea set is an ideal present for design lovers and home entertainers. It’s easy to pair with glassware or table linens and works as a thoughtful finishing touch in both minimalist and eclectic interiors. The Seletti Hybrid Thea spice shakers are a designer spice shakers solution that puts style into everyday rituals: visually striking, reliably useful, and ready to be passed around the table. Who said seasoning can’t be beautiful?