Collection: HIMALAYAN SALT

Himalayan salt is a type of rock salt (halite) that forms from ancient evaporated sea beds, primarily found in the Punjab region near the Himalayan foothills in Pakistan. Over millions of years, these ancient salt deposits were buried under layers of rock and compressed into solid mineral formations, often appearing in pink, white, or reddish tones due to trace minerals like iron. Historically, it has been mined for centuries in South Asia for culinary use and preservation, and it remains widely used today as a natural salt source as well as in decorative carvings and lighting objects due to its distinctive color and crystalline structure.