Ceremony Collection | Bath & Body Oil Gift Box
The Ceremony Collection is made of pure, organic and sustainably harvested essential oils. Thoughtfully designed to nourish both body and spirit. Lightweight and deliciously hydrating, body elixirs take you from morning to night and sunrise harvesting to foraging amongst the forest before bedtime. Includes Grounding, Uplifting, Cooling and Warming.
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COOLING: Clary Sage & Peppermint
Inspiration Story: C’ikwah is the Wet’suwet’en word for river. Water is life; it is a vital resource for the health and prosperity of all human, plant and animal relatives. The traditional territories of Wet’suwet’en are surrounded by a vast and bountiful river valley, which our ancestors knew as “Widzin Kwah.” This lively, balancing blend is inspired by Widzin Kwah, and our son, Ember C’ikwah—the joy and bedrock of our lives.
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GROUNDING: Cedarwood & Birch
Inspiration Story: K’iy is the Wet’suwet’en word for birch. Trees are our oldest relatives; their roots reach deep into our histories and their branches reach far up and out with possibility and potential. This strong, grounded blend is inspired by our mentors, whose teachings and guidance empower us to grow. Gravitate towards this formula during seasons of change, taking inspiration to stay grounded from the fresh, familiar scent of a deeply rooted forest.
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UPLIFTING: Neroli and Lemon
Inspiration Story | Niwis is the Wet’suwet’en word for soapberries; named for the power that joyful memories have to uplift our spirits and reconnect us with our purpose. It’s a near-universal Northwest Coast rez-kid experience to go berry-picking with your family’s matriarchs. The cheerful, bright aromas of neroli and lemon bring us back to that happy place: nestled in the wildflowers, picking niwis with Skokumhalyte (my grandmother). This joyful and empowering blend has the warmth of Tso’s (Grandmother’s) hug.
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WARMING: Cardamom & Cypress
Inspiration Story: Yintah is the Wet'suwet'en word for territory or land. Since time immemorial, Indigenous Peoples have held reciprocal relationships with the land. Stewardship of our territories is our inherent right because of generations of upheld responsibilities to it. Let this warm, stimulating blend awaken your senses—just like time spent on the land. Gravitate towards this warming formula during the cold, wet winter months.
