Fleur de sel du Rio Maior rupture with beautiful weaving and finishes

with beautiful weaving and finishes

you will uncover the wonders of Portuguese aromas - from Brazilian and African coffees

They benefit from the same quality of manufacture with notably more stages of sandpapering and finishing than in the traditional workshops

The Boneca Barriguda (pot-bellied doll) is a naive representation of the women of Minho who can still be encountered in markets or during local festivals

Single adjustable wrist size

Fleur de sel du Rio Maior rupture with beautiful weaving and finishesSalt extracted from the Rio Maior salt mine, in operation for over 8 centuries. This salt is extracted from the Rio Maior salt mine in operation since 1177. The Rio Maior mine is a very deep salt mine crossed by an underground stream that feeds a well from which water 7 times saltier than that of the ocean is drawn. It is from this water that the fleur de sel is extracted using artisanal and ancestral methods. Why I love it A very pure mine salt. An