A lamp shaped by nature
This salt lamp keeps the original, irregular shape of the salt crystal — the stone carvers only smoothed the sharper edges so you can handle it safely. You receive a piece that does not exist anywhere else in exactly this size and shade. The hand-finished surface preserves every groove of the salt's millions-of-years-old structure, so the block remains a natural gift on your shelf.
Size and placement
The lamp is between 16 and 20 cm wide and tall (depending on the natural shape of each piece) and weighs about 2.5 kg. This size is particularly practical: it fits on a smaller bedside table, the free corner of a bookshelf or even on the bathroom cabinet. Inside the box you also find a traditional bulb for an E14 fitting and a cable with switch, so you can use it immediately after plugging in.
A warmer, more golden glow
The traditional bulb gives a warmer, more amber-golden light than the LED version. If you are looking for the old, candle-like atmosphere, this is the version to choose. For evening reading, a bath or a quiet conversation, it creates a far cosier background than a cool reading lamp.
Air quality and wellbeing
As the salt crystal warms up, it slowly evaporates back the moisture it absorbed and releases negative ions in the process. Many owners feel that next to the salt lamp they wake up with a less dry throat and calmer breathing — especially in damp or overheated rooms. The effect is subtle but lasting if you keep the lamp on regularly.
Long life, simple care
Keep the lamp in a dry place, do not place it on a wet surface or on a windowsill during humid periods. If it feels damp, wipe it with a dry cloth and switch it on for 1-2 hours — its own warmth will dry the surface. You can replace the bulb with any E14 15-watt type when the original burns out. When moving, wrap it in paper, because the crystal is more fragile than it appears.