bell jars
Clear protective domes
A bell jar is a glass dome, typically placed on a flat base, used to create a sealed environment.
Scientists use bell jars to demonstrate vacuums or protect specimens; decorators display objects under them.
Figuratively, a bell jar suggests isolation or suffocation—being cut off from the outside world: She felt trapped under a bell jar of depression.
- domeRounded vault forming roof
- vacuumAbsence of matter
- airtight sealImpermeable boundary preventing airflow
- hermetic sealingImpermeable containment method
- displayPresentation for viewing
cloche · cover · desiccator · enclosure · protective · cases · container · terrarium · Sylvia Plath · scientific · thin film deposition · vacuum chambers · laboratory equipment · glass dome · glass cover · Victorian · pressure gauge · sputtering
- glasswareglass cups, bottles, glassware, glass vases, vial
- jars
- Victorian decorVictorian design, parlour, drawing room, fainting couch, ornate patterns
- vintage collectiblestube radios, vintage signs, cash registers, pinball machines, vintage jewelry
- crystaldecanter, decanters, goblet, goblets, wine glass
- greenhouse historyglasshouse, glasshouses, commercial greenhouses, conservatory, conservatories
bell jarsopen air
Unenclosed outdoor space
petri dishes · trays · platforms · sieves · colanders
bell jarsfreedom
Absence of constraint
liberation · openness · open world · connection · engagement