Himalayan Cedarwood - (Cedrus Deodara)

From the forests of the Himalayas, to you.

Cedrus deodara - the Himalayan Cedar - is one of the most sacred trees in the world. "Deodara" comes from the Sanskrit "Devadaru" meaning Tree of the Gods. Growing at altitudes above 1,500 metres in the pristine Himalayan range, this ancient tree produces an oil of extraordinary depth, warmth and grounding power. This is not the common cedarwood you find in mass market oils. This is the real thing - sourced directly from its native Himalayan habitat, steam distilled from the heartwood of mature trees, carrying centuries of botanical wisdom in every drop.

What makes Cedrus Deodara exceptional:

• Native to the Himalayas - single origin, authentic sourcing
• Steam distilled from mature tree heartwood
• Deeper, warmer, more complex than Atlas or Virginia cedarwood
• Sacred botanical used in Ayurveda for thousands of years
• Grounding, anchoring, deeply calming
• No additives, no dilution, no compromise

How to Use:

• Diffuser: Add 4-6 drops for a warm, woody, grounding atmosphere
• Topical: Dilute 2-3 drops in 1 tsp carrier oil, massage into chest, neck or soles of feet
• Bath: 5-6 drops in warm bathwater for a deeply grounding soak
• Blending: Pairs beautifully with  lavender, frankincense, geranium and orange.

Safety & Disclaimer

For external and aromatic use only. Always dilute before skin application (2-3 drops 
per teaspoon of carrier oil). Do a patch test before first use. Keep away from eyes and out of reach of children. Not recommended during pregnancy without medical advice. Keep pets out of room while diffusing. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Store in a cool dry place away from  sunlight.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How is Cedrus deodara different from regular cedarwood oil? Most cedarwood oils sold globally are either Atlas cedar wood (Morocco) or Virginia cedarwood (USA). Cedrus deodara is the true Himalayan cedar - rarer, warmer and more complex in scent, with a deeper, more resinous character rooted in Ayurvedic 
   tradition.
2. What does Himalayan Cedarwood smell like? Warm, woody, balsamic and slightly sweet.Deeper and more grounding than common cedarwood oils. It fills a room with the feeling of an ancient forest.