This pure oil is distilled in a time-consuming process from the Northern White Cedar here in Northern Michigan. This tree has always had unique ceremonial and medicinal uses by the Ojibway. The Jesuits who first visited the Upper Peninsula in the seventeenth century named it Arbor Vitae or “tree of life.”
This oil is available only from two sources: one in Northern Michigan, the other in Ontario. It can be used for anointings, baptisms or as a fragrance that will fill a room in seconds.
