Learn more about our Gourmet Salt Infused With Premium Botanicals

PERSIAN BLUE SALT
A rare mineral salt mined in Iran’s Semnan province, formed over 100 million years ago. Its natural blue veins come from crystal shifts unique to this deposit. Compared to ordinary salts, it begins with a sharp salinity that softens quickly into a subtle sweetness, making it both striking and versatile.

CHIVES + BUTTERFLY PEA
A pairing of garden green and floral blue. Chives bring a clean onion brightness, sharp yet delicate, that cuts through richness without overpowering. Butterfly pea flower contributes a natural indigo pigment, shifting toward violet when it touches acidity.
You might be wondering
What gives this blend its blue color?
The natural indigo pigments of butterfly pea flower and the rare crystalline veins of Persian blue salt. No dyes, no additives.
Does the color change when used?
Yes. Butterfly pea flower shifts from blue to violet when it meets acidity, creating a subtle visual transformation on the plate.
How should it be used?
As a finishing salt for cheese, eggs, seafood, vegetables, or cocktails. Sprinkle lightly to add flavor, color, and mineral clarity.
What makes Persian blue salt special in this blend?
It is one of the rarest salts on earth, prized for its sharp-then-sweet taste and unique mineral profile, anchoring the herbal freshness of chives.
About us

Small Family Atelier
We're a family-run studio tucked away in Dendermonde, where every blend is mixed by hand, in small batches, with obsessive care. It's quiet work. No machines humming. Just us, our raw ingredients, and a belief in doing things properly.

We Love Health
We care deeply about what goes into the body. That’s why every ingredient we use has a reason: rich in nutrients, chosen for its function, and combined with intent. Eating well isn’t a trend here. It’s just how we do things.

We Love Flavor
This isn’t health food that forgets to taste good. We blend for full flavor and use the finest ingredients to accomplish this. Whether it’s a morning egg or a slow Sunday stew, every sprinkle is designed to hit the senses and do the body good.