Himalayan Health Blog

Kala Namak... an interesting addition to the Vegan pantry due to its sulphuric eggy taste and smell. When firing up the raw salt in a kiln or furnace for 24 hours, while sealed in a ceramic jar, along with charcoal, the salt gets transformed. 

Tea tree oil has been used as a traditional medicine  for centuries. The germ-fighting properties make tea tree oil a valued natural remedy for treating bacterial and fungal skin conditions, preventing infection and promoting healing.

  The salty soaker, the tickle tub, the birdy boiler , the hot pot... and the list goes on. Name it what you want, this fire driven hot tub is available is any shade your heart desires. Complete with a stainless steele coil that attaches conveniently to the side , with a 3/4 inch shut off valve that connects perfectly to a garden hose which makes emptying, circulating or purifying the water a breeze.  If u love salt as much as we do, adding a 5kg bag of Himalayan salt to your awesome hot tub would be the ultimate mineral...

When the opportunity presented itself to combine these beautiful creations, made by the impoverished community, into beautiful lamps to add a little light to your life, we jumped at it!

Made from beautiful glass and cement , from the side of the road under their wood and plastic structures.... let’s help these owls find new homes and In turn give dignity to the hands that have made them.

Salt lamps are large pieces of pure Himalayan Salt with a small bulb inside or they can be decorative baskets filled with large crystals of salt. The importance of negative ions... Salt lamps are natural negative ion generators. At any given time, there are both positive and negative ions in the air. “An ion is an atom or molecule in which the total number of electrons is not equal to the total number of protons, giving the atom a net positive or negative electrical charge.” Negative ions occur more often in nature and they are often created by things like...