Rosewood, Organic

Rosewood, OrganicAbout Our Organic Rosewood Essential Oil Sustainably harvested Rosewood essential oils has been a long sought after gem in Aromatherapy. It has incomparable therapeutic qualities and a uniquely gentle, almost divine fragrance. For many decades we have not offered Aniba rosaedora, because we could not find a trustworthy source for this endangered species. For many years we chose not to offer Rosewood oil, as we could not identify a supply that met our

About Our Organic Rosewood Essential Oil

Sustainably harvested Rosewood essential oils has been a long sought after gem in Aromatherapy. It has incomparable therapeutic qualities and a uniquely gentle, almost divine fragrance. For many decades we have not offered Aniba rosaedora, because we could not find a trustworthy source for this endangered species. 

For many years we chose not to offer Rosewood oil, as we could not identify a supply that met our standards for ecological responsibility and traceability. A few years ago we finally encountered a source we trust, and it quickly sold out. We are delighted to be able to offer a small quantity again, while supplies last.

Therapeutic Properties

In the 1980s and 1990s Rosewood essential was considered the number one oil for pulmonary, ear, nose, and throat infections. It is is highly recommended by Dr. Daniel Penoel and Pierre Franchomme for infections in babies, children, frail, and immunocompromised persons. 

Due to its exceptional character of combining absolute gentleness with powerful antiviral potency, it is equally appropriate for conditions that require a pain-free approach of healing, such as genital infections, and many more. Other indications would be cystitis, vaginitis, bacterial, viral, and fungal infections, as well as asthenia and depression, burnout, exhaustion, and stimulating intestinal peristalsis.

The Site: Brazil

According to the great Steffen Arctander (Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origins), Rosewood oil, also known as Bois de Rose oil - was among the 15 most abundantly produced essential oils in the post WW2 period. Accordingly, the annual production in Brazil alone was 500 - 600 metric tons per year. This was also reflected in its low price on the world market. The intense harvesting of the trees led to a situation where the trees became increasingly scarce and retreated to the remote corners of the Amazonia jungle.

In the early 2000s, programs aimed at protecting Amazonian ecosystems led several enterprising communities in the Brazilian Amazon to begin replanting Rosewood trees and distilling the oil from the leaves rather than from the wood of felled trees.

The oil we have the privilege to offer is from such cultivations, and is unique, because it is sustainably produced from the wood, in compliance with CITES regulations. So it represents the best of both worlds, offering the prized wood oil in a sustainable way.

Aromatic Notes

Woody, fresh, fruity, sweet, and floral 

Direction For Use

Topical use: apply topically diluted in a carrier oil or undiluted

Oral use: dilute 1-2 drops in a glass of water. You can add 1 drop to a tablespoon of olive oil or a piece of bread. You can make your own capsule by adding 1 drop to your desired carrier oil.

Inhalation: diffuse or inhale

Other uses: widely used in perfumery, spiritually uplifting.

Benefits of organic Rosewood oil: vaginitis, genital infections, cystitis, bacterial, viral and fungal infections, as well as asthenia, depression, burnout, exhaustion, and stimulating intestinal peristalsis

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or on any medications, please consult with a qualified health professional before beginning any new herbal products.