09/29/2025
If you’ve ever walked through Yosemite after a summer rain, you probably know this scent. Incense Cedar boughs release a mildly spicy, resinous aroma. Think vanilla bean, cracked black pepper, and fresh sawdust.
This species has long been valued by Indigenous communities across California and Oregon, used for medicine, ceremony, and building materials. Later, its straight-grained wood became the classic material for cedar pencils (yes, that smell!).
We harvest boughs from the Siskiyou Mountains of Southern Oregon, where incense cedar grows alongside Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine. Distilled fresh, the oil is bold and resinous, capturing the dry, aromatic character of the landscape where it grows.
Available in:
• Room & Linen Sprays
• Roll-on Essential Oils
• Body Oil
• & More!
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