Emile Henry Salt Pot

The Emile Henry Salt Pot is very versatile. As a salt or sugar shaker, or for your spices and aromatics, this non-porous enamelled ceramic pot prevents the salt from solidifying, caking or forming a crust. Its cork lid protects the interior and being somewhat concave is ideal for leaving certain spices or nuts. It is a beautiful and most ideal pot!

Its elegant design will stand out in your kitchen whatever its colour and whether you store salt or nuts. The non-porous glazed ceramic does not absorb odours or flavors and does not stain, so it will always be beautiful. And the shape of the lid allows you to stack them, you can have them in various colours!

Features:

• Ceramic pot with cork lid.
• Various colours to choose from.
• Stackable.
• Measurements:
• 14.5 cm upper diameter.
• 5.5 cm bottom diameter.
• 8.5 cm high.
• Capacity: 480 ml.
• Weight: 440 g.
• Made in France.
• 10 years warranty.
• Ceramic free of lead, cadmium and nickel.

This salt shaker complements perfectly with the Emile Henry garlic pot from the same collection.

Why we like the Emile Henry ceramic salt pot

1. It is a more than perfect size, and it is beautiful in the kitchen in all its colours.
2. As a sugar bowl or for spices it is just as ideal!
3. Non-porous ceramic retains salt and sugar without caking.
4. The cork lid is fabulous with ceramics, providing a unique touch in the kitchen.

What distinguishes Emile Henry ceramics

• Thanks to its exclusive use of ecological and natural products, and to its handmade manufacturing process, Emile Henry ceramics are a very healthy utensil for the kitchen.
• Its non-porous enamel prevents the absorption of odors or flavors.
• It is very resistant to small bumps that usually occur in the kitchen.
• It can clean in the dishwasher without altering its properties or color.

The history of Emile Henry

Emile Henry is a French company that has been manufacturing articles for the kitchen from high-quality ceramic and with a 10-year guarantee. With great international prestige, it is currently present in more than 50 countries.

Its delicate artisan manufacturing process is based on the use of Burgundy clay cooked at more than 2000ºC, to which a natural finishing enamel is then manually applied.