index
Sal Marinho, peça artesanal de Salinas do Samouco
Salinas do Samouco

Sea Salt

3,70 €

Made to order · Ships in about 1 week

Small‑batch craft production. The time counts from your order.
Ra-Ro IndexScarceWhat is the Ra-Ro Index?

A pinch or two, and that's it. It brings out flavour. Preserves. Purifies. We barely notice it. Unless it's missing. How unfair we can be, sometimes.

Read the story of the piece
Buy now
  • Shipping to Europe, the US, Canada and Brazil
  • Free returns within 14 days
  • Secure, encrypted payment
Handmade bySalinas do Samouco
Shipping and returns
Shipping time: Aproximadamente > 1 semana

We ship to Portugal, the rest of Europe, the US, Canada and Brazil. You have 14 days to return the piece free of charge. Payment is secure and encrypted.

Salt from the Tagus estuary

Sea Salt

Sea salt made the traditional way at Marinha do Canto, the flavour that endures.

Story of the piece

Sea Salt

It is far more than a seasoning

There was a time when it held great status. It was used as currency. It inspired trade routes. It was a political weapon, immortalised in Gandhi's Salt March.

The simplest things are so often the most enduring. And today, it lives in kitchens all over the world. To bring out flavour, to preserve, to purify. It even reaches into our imagination, called on to ward off bad luck and bad energy.

In the Tagus estuary, Salinas do Samouco were once the country's largest salt producers. Today, Marinha do Canto still holds on, where the salt, stubbornly, remains.

It is here that this Sea Salt is made, in the traditional way. With knowledge that has withstood time. As seawater evaporates, it retains its key natural minerals - magnesium, calcium and potassium.

It is this purity that sets it apart. We use it to season, to bring out and intensify the aromas that drift from kitchen chimneys and remind us of grandmother's cooking.

You can choose Coarse or Fine Sea Salt. But it is always more than seasoning. It is the flavour that endures. By the hands of all those at Marinha do Canto who insist on producing it.

It is more than seasoning. It is the flavour that endures. By the hands of all those at Marinha do Canto who insist on producing it.

 

More than a seasoning. It is the flavour that endures.

See the piece

See every detail.

Salt crystals
On the board
Coarse Salt
Texture
Fine Salt
Overview

Salt crystals

A mound of sea salt, white and crystalline.

  1. 1
    CrystalsSalt obtained by evaporating seawater.
  2. 2
    Loose grainsIrregular crystals, as they come from the salt pan.
  3. 3
    BoardReady to use in the kitchen.
Perspective

On the board

Sea salt resting on a wooden board.

  1. 1
    Sea saltIt keeps magnesium, calcium and potassium.
  2. 2
    Wooden boardTo season, refine and intensify aromas.
  3. 3
    CrystalsGrains scattered across the board.
Label

Coarse Salt

The Salinas do Samouco packaging, coarse version.

  1. 1
    Salinas do SamoucoThe name of the salt pans on the Tagus estuary.
  2. 2
    OrigemThe line on the pack stating its origin.
  3. 3
    Sal GrossoLarger crystals, to season and preserve.
Detail

Texture

The crystals up close on the wood.

  1. 1
    CrystalsWhite and irregular.
  2. 2
    WoodThe contrast that highlights the salt.
  3. 3
    Loose grainsEach crystal with its own shape.
Label

Fine Salt

The Salinas do Samouco packaging, fine version.

  1. 1
    Salinas do SamoucoProduced at Marinha do Canto.
  2. 2
    OrigemThe line on the pack stating its origin.
  3. 3
    Sal FinoA fine grain, for everyday use.
Salinas do Samouco
MEET THE MAKER

AT MARINHA DO CANTO, KNOWLEDGE HAS NO EXPIRY DATE.
NO MORE THAN SALT DOES.

In the Tagus estuary, the Salinas do Samouco were once the country's largest producers. Today, Marinha do Canto endures - where the salt, stubborn, remained.

DISCOVER THE STORY
From the same maker

More from Salinas do Samouco

Questions

Everything you need to know.

What is this piece?

Traditional sea salt hand-harvested at Marinha do Canto, in the Tagus estuary, by Salinas do Samouco. Rich in natural minerals. Coarse or fine.

Which region is it from?

It comes from Estremadura, in Portugal. At Ra-Ro, every piece is tied to its origin and to the territory where it is made.

Who makes this piece?

It is made by Salinas do Samouco, in Alcochete, the producer Ra-Ro works with directly for this piece.

Are all pieces identical?

As a handmade piece, it may vary slightly from one example to another. That variation is part of its authenticity.

Where do you ship?

We ship to Portugal, the rest of Europe, the US, Canada and Brazil.

How do returns work?

You have 14 days for a free return.

Is payment secure?

Yes, all payments are processed securely and encrypted.

Choose Sea Salt, coarse or fine, and bring to your kitchen a know‑how that has withstood time.

3,70 € · available to ship

Buy now
Shipping to Europe, US and Brazil14 days for free returnsSecure payment
Added to cart

Sea Salt

RegionsFrom Minho to the Algarve, pieces with a true place of origin.
CategoriesPottery, cork, woodwork and many more crafts.
RaritiesThe hardest pieces to find.
Every piece, handmade in Portugal.View all products
Latest news
Bitter honey from the strawberry tree: what it is and how to use it
Personal CuratorNot sure where to start?Answer five questions and receive suggestions made just for you.Talk to the Curator
Meet them