Functional and refined mortar made with pink salt Hymalayano, it is a convenient, practical and versatile tool. Material preciousness and fluidity of shape blend into a unique and elegant object. The name mortar originates from the Latin vulgar mortarjius, derived in turn from the oldest mortar (make the parts). The need to crush and pulverize some materials by percussion dates back to a remote era and was initially practiced mainly using natural cavities and, then, perhaps even before grinding with the mill, with mortars almost always made of stone. The oldest mortars are made of hard stone (used, for example, by Etruscans and Greeks), marble or alabaster. The Bible also testifies to its ancient use: "The manna was beaten in the mortar to prepare buns." Himalayan pink salt is very different from the common table salt, it is very old, free of toxins and pollutants from the seas. Pink salt on the Himalayas is also known as "white gold", it is a precious resource, rich in mineral salts, especially iron. The characteristic pink color is due both to the high presence of this mineral, and to the fact that this special variety of salt is not subjected to any bleaching treatment. For this reason it can have different pink or reddish shades and can be in the color of grains very inhomogeneous. In fact, pink salt is not refined and is not treated with any chemical process, it is uncontaminated: when it is extracted, it is pure just like when it was deposited in the soil.Any imperfections and differences from the image, are to be considered a guarantee of the uniqueness of the object and the material.
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