About Salt and Wildberry

Salt and Wildberry began as a rarely followed-through hobby back in September 2021. This led to an interest in refining other forms of media, such as painting, sculpting, ceramics, graphic design and digital art. While there is a strong desire to have their art out in the world, it is almost as important for them to work towards preserving it. Stylish without sacrificing sustainability. Sustainability is paramount to Salt and Wildberry, for many reasons. We need to leave the Earth better than we found it. We need to think of our community, both social and environmental. That's why we go the extra mile to research materials with low environmental impact, recycled or biodegradable products, and using upcycled materials with minimal frills to create less waste. Giving credit where credit is due. Salt and Wildberry is dedicated to providing reparations to the Indigenous people whose lands we live on. In Syracuse, New York, the land belongs to the Onondaga / Haudenosaunee people. Native families on reservations are often disproportionately low-income or single-parent households, so we have chosen to donate 5% of our sales to the Onondaga Nation School. This will provide supplies, activities, and materials for the students. Read their story