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Five carrier oils gathered for dry skin, avocado and sweet almond by the ounce with white camellia, squalane and chia seed CO2 in small bottles, to find the oil or blend that suits

$22.00

Nagarmotha, the traditional Indian aromatic: steam-distilled from the dried rhizomes of a wildcrafted sedge, woody and earthy, with a hint of vetiver and an animalic, agarwood-like

$22.00

The aromatic water of cypress needles and twigs, organically produced in France: an evergreen toner for oily skin, or a fragrant ingredient in a homemade face mask.

$4.50

Cypress cones gathered by hand from wild-grown trees in northern Italy, distilled into a templin oil deeper and woodier than leaf oil: the revival of an almost vanished tradition.

$20.00

A full-bodied heart note of spice, sultry and cool at once: a total CO2 extract of cumin seed, carrying its own fixed oil and ready for perfume and massage blends.

$14.00

An intense coconut aroma, CO2 extracted in Germany from organically produced cold-pressed coconut oil: solid when cool, liquid at body warmth, and pure summertime in a lip balm or

$22.00

Our thick German chamomile CO2 total, organically produced in Germany and diluted to 10% in fractionated coconut oil, so it is ready to use without warming or wrestling.

$10.00

German chamomile as a CO2 total, organically produced in Germany: a deep green, semi-solid paste with a natural, fruity scent, best for experienced makers willing to warm it.

$14.00

German chamomile as a pourable CO2 select, extracted in Germany: rich in alpha-bisabolol, which gives it a sweet floral aroma, and still holding the matricine that distillation tur

$16.50

Roman chamomile grown and distilled in England, gentle, floral and sweet, that leaves the still a clear aquamarine and slowly softens to green-yellow: an oil for the bath and the p

$12.00

The sharp, sweet spice of old-fashioned clove pinks, the scent today's long-lasting florist carnations have mostly lost, rebuilt from pure essential oils and absolutes as a small,

$8.00

A small dashboard diffuser that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter or phone charger socket and gently warms a few drops of oil, with five cellulose pads for changing scents.

$9.89

PET plastic bottles in clear or cobalt, made to withstand diluted essential oils, with an atomizer, a pump or a disc lid: for your own massage oils, facial blends and hydrosol mist

$3.39

A cobalt PET Boston round bottle with a lotion pump, sized at four ounces: the dispenser we have long preferred for liquid soaps, cleansers and the lotions you make at home.

$2.99

Four ounce malibu bottles, sometimes called tottles, that stand on their caps so thick shower gels and lotions drain toward the opening: made for your handcrafted products and gift

$1.69

Cobalt glass bottles with euro dropper orifice reducers and white tops, in 2, 5 and 15 ml: the same bottles we use for our own essential oils and synergies.

$2.19

Benzoin Siam from Thailand, solvent extracted from Styrax tonkinensis resin: thick as molasses, sweet and balsamic with an almost chocolatey warmth, made for the aroma lamp and for

$22.00

Natural beeswax in small beads, far easier to melt than a solid block: 2 oz for your salves, balms, creams and candles, packed in a 4 oz jar ready to hold what you make.

$7.99

The aromatic water of bay laurel leaves, organically grown and distilled in France: the familiar scent of laurel in a far gentler form, to mist over skin after a dry-brushing ritua

$18.00

The small tools for turning your first essential oils into blends: fractionated coconut oil, cobalt and amber glass bottles, a massage bottle, pipettes and a handy oil key.

$15.00

A set of four atomizer tops with a 20/410 neck that fit our four ounce PET bottles and one ounce plastic bottles: the small part that turns a blend into a fine mist.

$4.29

Traditionally processed shea butter from a women's cooperative in Ghana, organically produced and fair trade: creamy, softly spreadable at room temperature, and the most appealing

$16.99

Sandy Arora's guide to a naturally happy, healthy cat: feeding from raw to commercial, herbal supplements, home care, vet visits and behavior, with a list of hydrosols for feline m

$29.99

A pocket-sized booklet by Jennifer Eden Clark, densely packed with essential oil know-how for the beginner and the experienced user alike, and a lovely companion to a first collect

$5.00

Wild-harvested Zanthoxylum fruits and leaves from Nepal, steam-distilled into a gentle oil, green with a hint of spice: calming and grounding in the diffuser, though never sedating

$18.00

Organically produced French sage water, Salvia officinalis, smelling of fresh leaves from the garden: an astringent toner for oily skin, a bright morning mist, and a partner to wit

$4.50

Vitex leaf and berry oils from ethically cultivated chasteberry in Bosnia, steam-distilled: immensely powerful, for careful, judicious use.

$19.00

Steam-distilled from the leaves and twigs of flowering kunzea in Tasmania: fresh, clean, herbaceous and woody, with a sweet, spicy citrus that rises as it dries down.

$17.00

Valerian root from Nepal, steam-distilled: a famously pungent oil in the least unpleasant version we have encountered, kept for the relaxing blends you reach for at bedtime.

$12.50

Spikenard, Nardostachys jatamansi, ethically wildcrafted in Nepal, steam-distilled from the roots and CITES certified: the sacred nard of ancient incense, distilled in a remote reg

$19.00

Organically grown thyme, CO2-extracted into a reddish-brown oil, woodier and more herbaceous than distilled thyme and warming to the mind.

$20.00

Western Australian sandalwood, Santalum spicatum, by CO2 extraction from ethically cultivated trees: complex, resinous and deeply spiritual, a sacred wood for a meditation blend or

$27.00

Three of our sandalwoods, New Caledonia, Australian and Western Australian CO2, each in a 5 ml bottle at a skin safe 10% dilution in fractionated coconut oil, ready to wear or blen

$28.00

Ethically cultivated Western Australian sandalwood, Santalum spicatum, by CO2 extraction, diluted to 10% in fractionated coconut oil: a complex, sacred wood, ready for skin care, s

$12.00

Siam Wood, Fokienia hodginsii, organically produced and steam-distilled from the wood and roots in Vietnam: sweet, creamy and almost powdery, from a tree long chosen for jewelry bo

$10.00

Spikenard, Nardostachys jatamansi, steam-distilled from roots wild harvested in India: the nard of the New Testament, one of the oldest sacred oils, long part of incense and spirit

$18.00

Three travel companions in one kit: MuscleEase Massage Oil, Sunburn Soother and SkeeterBeater Gel, also in an airline-sized set of 1 oz bottles in a clear vinyl bag.

$24.00

Saro, Cinnamosma fragrans from Madagascar, organically produced, wildcrafted and steam-distilled from the leaves: fresh and camphorous like Tea Tree at first, drying down to lemon

$12.00

True Indian sandalwood, Santalum album, wildcrafted in Tamil Nadu and hydrodistilled from the heartwood: our 2018 lot, an impressive batch of the classic wood, and a fine skin care

$67.50

Ten half-milliliter vials, from Somalian frankincense to Bulgarian rose, with pipettes and scent strips: the study kit for the Grief and Aromatics course with Marika Fleri.

$22.00

Sclerotium gum, a natural polysaccharide from an unusual strain of fungus, for making your own skincare gels and thickening creams, lotions, liquid soaps and shower gels.

$58.99

Tiny clear glass vials, about an inch tall and holding up to three quarters of a milliliter, 10 to 15 drops: for carrying a favorite blend in your pocket or sharing one with a frie

$3.99

Pure, food-grade USP vegetable glycerine, thick and sticky: the old secret of rosewater-and-glycerine hand lotion, a humectant to stir into hydrosols, creams and lotions.

$6.99

Sweet marjoram from Egypt, steam-distilled from the flowers and leaves: fresh, almost sweet and gently spicy, settling into herbaceous, woody undertones.

$12.00

Steam-distilled from Jamaican allspice berries: a sweet, spicy, comforting warmth for holiday blends and candlelit evenings.

$13.00

Wildcrafted Tamil Nadu sandalwood, Santalum album hydrodistilled from the heartwood, diluted to 10% in odorless fractionated coconut oil: a batch that impressed us all, ready to bl

$16.00

Four pure, undiluted sandalwoods side by side in 2 ml bottles: Tamil 2018, New Caledonia, Australian and WA Sandalwood CO2, for the aromalamp, the diffuser, or setting aside to age

$110.00

Violet leaf absolute from Egypt in a ready 10 percent dilution: green at first breath, then soft and subtly floral, the leafy springtime note perfumers love.

$16.50

A set of four treatment pumps for our 1 oz and 4 oz plastic bottles, each dispensing a few tidy drops of facial oil, carrier or diluent, with a clear cap.

$3.99

A charcoal linen journal with a sewn binding, ribbon marker and 160 lightly lined, fountain-pen-friendly pages, for keeping faithful record of every card drawn and every answer.

$14.00

Three cast brass coins in the old square-holed pattern, a drawstring pouch and a plain-spoken translation of the I Ching: six throws to build a hexagram, one line at a time.

$27.00

A wide, shallow bone china cup in soft ivory, with a faint key of symbols fired into the glaze, for reading the leaves the old kitchen-table way.

$38.00

A square of heavy cotton, hand-dyed in fermented indigo and stitched with a pale circle and four compass marks: the quiet ground for bones, runes, shells or charms.

$36.00

A round birch board, twenty centimeters across, printed in warm gold with arcs of Yes, No and Maybe, a full alphabet and the numbers zero to nine, made for the pendulum's swing.

$21.00

A faceted point of Brazilian amethyst on a fine brass-plated chain, banded lilac to violet, for quick yes-or-no questions and for confirming a tarot or oracle spread.

$19.00

A hand-riveted pasteboard volvelle, 18 centimeters across, that turns a name into numbers and reduces them, by old custom, to the single digit said to carry its character.

$54.00

Forty-four gilt-edged cards, each a single gouache image and a single word, drawn one at a time for a gentler, more open kind of reading than tarot's fixed spreads.

$25.00

Seventy-eight woodblock-bright cards in the true Marseille pattern, redrawn by hand from a nineteenth-century block set.

$32.00

A hollow root of glass made by a single strike of lightning in dune sand, gathered in the American Southwest: petrified lightning, rough outside and smooth as poured wax within.

$64.00

A blue morpho, farm-raised in Costa Rica, its wings spread five inches behind UV-filtered glass: a blue made of light rather than pigment, and the soul's old emblem, held mid-fligh

$54.00