Hezhen Geological Origins and Natural Formation of Himalayan Salt Bricks

Himalayan salt bricks are extracted from ancient salt deposits located in the Punjab region of Pakistan, near the Himalayan mountain range. These deposits formed over 250 million years ago, during a time when the area was covered by a prehistoric sea. As the sea evaporated, it left behind layers of mineral-rich salt, which were later buried under rock and sediment, preserving their purity and unique composition.

Mined using traditional methods to avoid damaging the natural structure, these bricks retain a distinctive pink to orange hue, caused by the presence of over 80 trace minerals such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Unlike processed table salt, Himalayan salt bricks are unrefined, meaning their mineral content remains intact, contributing to both their color and functional properties.

The formation process, free from modern pollutants, ensures the salt bricks are naturally pure, making them a sought-after material for applications that value authenticity and sustainability. Their geological history also gives them a dense, crystalline structure, allowing them to be cut and shaped into bricks of various sizes without losing their inherent strength.

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Meanwhile, in animal care, large woolen fabrics are revolutionizing comfort for livestock and pets. Made from breathable, hypoallergenic materials, these textiles provide insulation in barns and stables while ensuring softness for resting. For horses, alpacas, or dogs, the fabrics reduce stress and promote recovery, aligning with ethical animal welfare practices.

Both innovations—salt bricks and woolen materials—reflect a growing trend toward natural solutions. By prioritizing sustainability and health, these elements bridge human wellness and animal care, embodying a harmonious approach to environmental stewardship and compassionate living.

Launi	Pink
Siffar	Brick
Size	20101/1.5/2cm
Daraja	Food Grade/
Kunshin	Kunshin na musamman
MOQ	1PCS