Sea Salt Collection

Mined sea salt at shallow south end of the Dead Sea near Ein Boqeq, Israel, Middle East

europe, Italy, Sicily, Marsala, Trapani. the salt flats with the ancient wind mill

europe, Italy, Sicily. Marsala the salt flats with the ancient wind mill

Salt works and refining vats, Mexico, c. 1880-97 (b / w photo)
867571 Salt works and refining vats, Mexico, c.1880-97 (b/w photo) by Jackson, William Henry (1843-1942); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

Windmill at sunset, Saline dello Stagnone, Marsala, province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Windmills and salt flats at dawn, Saline dello Stagnone, Marsala, province of Trapani, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Red Hawaiian sea salt in a small porcelain bowl

Green Hawaiian sea salt in a small porcelain bowl

Black Hawaiian sea salt in a small porcelain bowl

Harvested sea salt, packed to dry, known as Fleur de Sel, North Bali, Bali, Indonesia

Grainy white surface, close up

France, Sel de Guerande, pile of sea salt and shovel leaning on wheelbarrow

Focaccia farcita, filled with cheese and basil leaves and topped with rosemary and sea salt

Three slices of Focaccia al Rosmarino bread, view from above

Plain olive oil focaccia stacked in neat slices on wooden board, with sharp knife below

Bowl of Maldon sea salt

Roughly chopped tomatoes, sprinkled with sea salt, close up, blurred background

Baked focaccia bread stuffed with plain mozzarella, smoked mozzarella, fresh basil, rosemary and sea salt

Hand pouring coarse salt grains into steaming saucepan, elevated view

Bowl of Epsom salts, scoop of sea salt, and small bowl of olive oil on tile surface

Salt production, Bali, Indonesia C016 / 6649
Salt formation on wood at Traditional salt farm production facilities in the village of Amed in East Bali

Salt production, Bali, Indonesia C016 / 6646
Traditional salt farm production facilities in the village of Amed in East Bali, Indonesia

Seasoning. Chopped parsley and thyme mixed with sea salt

Salt mill

Sea salt, SEM
Sea salt. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of sea salt, showing its crystalline structure. Sea salt consists mainly of sodium chloride (NaCl), but unlike pure table salt

Salt pans, Saline, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Sea salt production, Amuk Bay, island of Bali, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

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Sea salt, a treasure from the depths of the sea, holds stories of ancient traditions and breathtaking landscapes. Mined at the shallow south end of the Dead Sea near Ein Boqeq, its origins are rooted in history. Journeying across Europe, Italy's Sicily beckons with Marsala and Trapani, where salt flats adorned by an ancient windmill create a mesmerizing sight at sunset or dawn. A glimpse into Mexico's past reveals salt works and refining vats dating back to c. 1880-97 captured in a timeless black-and-white photograph. Meanwhile, Portugal's Azores unveil Sao Miguel's Mosteiros, where rocks glisten under a delicate layer of sea salt. Returning to Sicily's Marsala province once more, we find ourselves enchanted by another windmill gracefully silhouetted against the setting sun at Saline dello Stagnone. The beauty continues as vibrant red Hawaiian sea salt delicately fills a small porcelain bowl while green Hawaiian sea salt offers its own unique allure nearby. And let us not forget about black Hawaiian sea salt; mysterious and captivating in its dark hue. Sea salt transcends mere seasoning; it embodies nature’s artistry and human ingenuity intertwined throughout time. From the shores of the Dead Sea to European landscapes dotted with windmills and enchanting bowls filled with colorful salts – each grain tells tales that captivate our senses and connect us to distant lands steeped in tradition.