Patchouli (Wildcrafted) | Earthroot of Presence, Pleasure, and Peace

Deep, musky, and grounding, Patchouli essential oil is a sacred distillation of the earth’s sensual and stabilizing power. Steam-distilled from wildcrafted Pogostemon cablin leaves, this oil is raw, resinous, and rich with loamy complexity—evoking forest floor, rain-soaked earth, and ancestral memory.

Most patchouli oils are aged unnaturally or mixed with synthetic musks to deepen their aroma. Ours is wildcrafted by hand, distilled in small batches, and aged naturally to develop its deep, velvety heart note—true to its sacred nature.

What Wildcrafted Means
Wildcrafted means the plants are gathered from their natural habitat without cultivation, pesticides, or soil disturbance. Harvesting is done respectfully, ensuring regrowth and ecological balance—making wildcrafted oils rare, potent, and energetically intact.

Traditional and Spiritual Use
Used in Indian, Tibetan, and African traditions for root chakra work, sacred sexuality, and ceremonial grounding. It’s also burned to attract abundance, create calm, and mark transitional rites.

Skin & Body Benefits

• Supports cell regeneration and elasticity in mature skin

• Relieves dry, cracked, or irritated skin conditions

• Acts as a natural aphrodisiac and relaxant

Emotional & Mental Benefits

• Grounds anxiety and overactive thoughts

• Encourages body presence and sensual embodiment

• Invites calm, connection, and inner pleasure

How to Use

• Add to facial or body oil for deep skin nourishment

• Diffuse during grounding meditation, intimacy, or deep rest

• Blend into massage oils, solid perfumes, or hair balms

Little-Known Truth
Patchouli contains bulnesene and norpatchoulenol, unique compounds that modulate limbic system activity, supporting long-term nervous system regulation and aiding in recovery from trauma or stress.

5ml | 15ml | 30ml — Wildcrafted. Deep-rooted. Sensorially sacred.

Excellent for skincare as it’s naturally healing. A known fixative can be used in bug repellents as well as in mouthwash. 

Plant Name: Pogostemon cablin | Origin: India