Rolling Tuscan vineyard hills at golden hour with cypress trees and vine rows
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Salt Shyne & Vine

Cork held nets above the water five thousand years before it ever stopped a bottle of wine. At this intersection is Salt Shyne & Vine.

Our signature

Cork necklaces

Authentic cork and fishing line, finished by hand. Nautical and vine in one piece.

Cork Necklaces

Cork Necklaces

Authentic cork and fishing line make up our necklaces.

A Salt Shyne & Vine story

From Sea to Cellar

Cork, the five thousand year journey

  1. c. 3000 BC

    Phoenician sailors float their nets on cork.

  2. Antiquity

    Greek fishermen mark their lines with it; Roman ships carry cork buoys across the Mediterranean.

    Cork floats strung along rope and fishing net
  3. 1600s

    Cork finds the bottle. Pressed into the necks of French wines, the stopper begins its second life.

  4. Today

    Salt Shyne & Vine works both halves of the story — coastline and vineyard, rope and tendril, in one material.

    Green wine bottle with a cork stopper and woven raffia wrap

Where the nautical meets the vine.

Handmade cork goods

Salt Shyne & Vine connects these two cork phenomena into one seamless function, wearables and accessories for nautical and wine enthusiasts.