This rustic salt cellar with spoon is hand-carved out of a single piece of solid and durable Tunisian olive wood. Each piece is unique and carefully shaped.

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The salt cellar is perfect for housing sea or kosher salts, spices, and more! A convenient swivel top makes for easy accessibility while cooking and helps keep salts or spices fresher longer.
With distinguished patterns and naturally antibacterial surface, this natural wooden salt cellar will add a natural vibe to your kitchen.
Each of our hand-carved bowls is uniquely beautiful and stands alone as a natural work of art.

Diameter: 4.3" Height: 3"

Our products are sustainably sourced from olive trees that are more than 300 years old. These trees have ceased to produce olives and with their olive-producing days behind them, they are given a new life in our family of products. These olive trees are harvested in Berdorf of Carcassonne, in the south of France, and handcrafted in Germany.

Each product tells a story, olive wood has some of the most unique grain out of any wood and it shines through in our products. These products come from a family-run company it has been doing this for generations and each piece is hand-cut, shaped, sanded, and sealed from our home to yours. Hours of manual labor go into each piece and no two pieces are alike.

To sustain your pieces' durability, longevity and beauty please only hand wash and dry. If the product ever looks dry apply some mineral oil, let it sit for 15 minutes, and wipe off the excess.

By supporting our small business you are supporting business locally and abroad. We work with suppliers all around the world to bring you the best products that money can buy. It's not every day that you see amazing products like this that are perfect for gifts of any occasion. Whether it's for you or a loved one our team at Local Gifts USA promises these pieces will not disappoint.

When all the right people, ingredients, kitchen tools, and food come together, we call this the art of gathering.