
Seaweed & sea salt
Ulva Sea Lettuce
Bright emerald sea lettuce from the Oregon coast, prepared in small batches with sea salt.
From the working waterfront · Coos Bay, Oregon
Sea greens, shell minerals, and useful coastal materials made in small batches—connecting healthy estuaries with a resilient local economy.
Retail and wholesale inquiries welcome

The collection
Natural coastal products with a strong sense of place.

Seaweed & sea salt
Bright emerald sea lettuce from the Oregon coast, prepared in small batches with sea salt.

Coos Bay superfood
A richly colored coastal seaweed, sun-dried and hand-trimmed in small batches.

Shell · crushed
Clean, crushed oyster shell for garden and poultry uses—a useful second life for a local resource.

South Slough initiative
Risotto cakes (GF), savory soup stock, and whole cleaned crab—turning an invasive species into coastal opportunity.

Crushed oyster shell barrier
A clean crushed oyster shell mineral barrier for garden beds and potted plants in wet coastal climates.

Natural seaweed bath scrub
A naturally textured seaweed that softens when wet, gently exfoliates, and releases sea-derived minerals.

Natural fertilizer
A locally made soil amendment for gardens, flowers, and trees—giving a useful second life to natural materials.

Naturally dried botanicals
A naturally fragrant alternative to sage. Hang the bouquet in your home or shower to release its fresh, clearing aroma—or carefully burn a small amount as an aromatic, allowing the eucalyptus-scented smoke to refresh your space.

Empire Bay Park
A future seaweed and native plant botanical garden with a pond—bringing coastal ecology, art, and community together in Empire.
Wholesale inquiries are welcome. Product availability and fulfillment vary by season.
Made where land meets tide
Ocean Mineral turns overlooked coastal resources into useful, beautiful products. We work at a human scale, with close attention to local ecosystems, working waterfronts, and the people who care for them.
Have a product question, wholesale inquiry, or collaboration in mind? Melissa would be glad to hear from you.