Cedar

The cedar is a tree whose history goes back thousands of years. It has been known since antiquity for its medicinal properties and resistance to decay. Cedar was considered a symbol of strength and prosperity, and was often used in the construction of temples and palaces. The Egyptians used its essential oil to embalm their dead, and the Phoenicians used it to build their ships. The Romans used its wood as a building material. In the Middle Ages, it was introduced to Europe and became a symbol of prestige and wealth.

In perfumery, cedar has been a key ingredient for centuries, bringing its warm, woody, resinous scent to many fragrances.
Even today, it remains an element of choice for perfumers in search of warm, enveloping notes for perfumes and home fragrances.