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A salt lamp shop. Salt lamps are blocks of multicolored salt. Some are rough-cut (like lumps of salt), others are smooth and polished like marble sculptures. Inside, a light bulb illuminates the lamp from within. The shop houses many lamps. They stand on the floor or on decorative ebony benches and shelves. And they glow, filling the interior with colorful, warm light.
A full-shot, eye-level indoor photo shows a large collection of brightly burning Himalayan salt lamps of various colors and shapes. In the foreground, there are 6 glowing salt lamps on a two-tiered wooden shelf in the center of the image. The lower shelf has 1 big, elongated orange-red salt lamp on the left, an orange-brown lamp with small white spots in the middle, and a large, wide orange-red lamp on the right. The upper shelf holds 2 tall, light orange, pointed-top salt lamps on the top left and middle, and a large white egg-shaped lamp with a flat top sits on the upper right corner. Directly behind these 6 lamps and continuing onto the right, on a wooden shelf, are 4 rows of various-sized salt lamps. Each row has salt lamps with different colors, shades, and textures, creating a striking contrast. Most of the salt lamps are made of rough, irregular chunks of natural salt in shades of orange, pink, yellow, and white, with an internal light source that gives them a warm, diffused glow. Some lamps are shaped like natural, unpolished crystals, while others are carved into smoother egg-like or conical forms. A
