Cedarwood tree

This picture is of a cedar wood from down below. I really suggest that you take pictures from down below the tree and looking up the tree. Its beautiful!

Discover the majestic cedar tree. Learn how to identify it, where it grows and how it is used.

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Atlas cedarwood essential oil, derived from pure Cedrus atlantica, offers a versatile range of uses in aromatherapy and perfumery. Its soothing woody, warm, and balsamic scent promotes a sense of calm and is linked to feelings of centeredness and abundance. Historically cherished for thousands of years, Atlas cedarwood has been used in constructing ships, shrines, and bathhouses, and is recognized as one of the earliest incense materials. Known for its excellent fixative properties, it…

∆ Enchantments... Cedar Tree

Cedarwood essential oil (Juniperus virginiana) comes from the Eastern red cedar and is known to have active components beneficial to health. Cedarwood essential oil has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, antifungal, tonic, astringent, diuretic, sedative and insecticidal properties. It’s no wonder why cedars are so often mentioned in the Bible, symbolizing a source of protection, wisdom and abundance.

Cedar branches are flat, lustrous, and soft, and very fragrant. Cedar wood is used to make closets and trunks that keep insects and moths out of clothing.

Wallpaper cedar

Cedar oil is produced from three types of tree families: junipers, Thuja and cedars. Cedar oils are extracted from the leaves, the bark and the berries, with one of two key processes -- either distillation or chemical extraction. The oil is an aromatic essential oil that has been used holistically ...

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