This handmade stoneware salt cellar is designed to live right where you cook. Crafted by our small team of American potters, it offers easy access to salt while adding a warm, sculptural presence to your countertop.
The softly angled opening allows for effortless pinches while cooking, and the durable ceramic construction stands up to daily use. Simple, functional, and quietly beautiful, this is a piece you’ll reach for every day.
Why You’ll Love It
Designed for Everyday Cooking The open, angled form makes it easy to grab a pinch of salt while cooking.
Durable Stoneware Clay Fired to vitrification for strength and long-lasting use.
Food-Safe, Lead-Free Glaze Finished with smooth, protective glazes that are safe for daily kitchen use.
Compact, Countertop-Friendly Size Small footprint with enough capacity for frequent cooking.
Handmade Character Subtle variations in form and glaze make each piece one of a kind.
Artisan Glaze Options
Choose your glaze from the dropdown. Each glaze is hand-applied and finished with natural variation.
Araucana Blue – Soft blue-gray with earthy undertones
Folk Farm – Blue-gray matte glaze with natural speckling and rustic character
Heartland Speckle – Warm white with soft brown speckles
Eggnog – Creamy beige with gentle warmth and natural variation
Yellowstone – Warm golden yellow with farmhouse character
Garnet – Deep, rich red with natural depth and sheen
Care & Use
Food safe
Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Handmade variations in glaze and shape are natural and celebrated as part of the piece’s character.
Gifting & Perfect Pairings
A thoughtful and practical gift for home cooks, newlyweds, or anyone building a well-loved kitchen. Pairs beautifully with our olive oil cruets, garlic keepers, and handmade bakeware for a cohesive countertop set.
Made by Potters, Built for Daily Use
At Jefferson Street Ceramics, every piece is crafted by hand using durable stoneware clay and time-tested techniques. Designed to be used, not tucked away, this salt cellar brings intention and warmth to everyday cooking.
