shinrin-yoku
shinrin-yoku
shinrin-yoku
shinrin-yoku

shinrin-yoku

( forest bathing )
$125
$125
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Smells like: Deep forest cedar and herbal air.

Top: Forest Mist, Eucalyptus
Middle: Tea Tree, Fir Needles, Juniper Berries
Base: Cedarwood, Patchouli, Frankincense

Meaning: Seeking inner renewal through immersion in forest; soaking in the healing rhythms and sensory delights of the organic world.

Intention: I am calm.

Included: 10 oz Natural Wax Candle, Natural Fragrance.
Wooden Matches, Walnut Wood Dust Cover, Scent-Guided Experience Booklet.

Material Integrity: This candle is poured into our all-natural coconut, soy, and beeswax blend, with a lead-free cotton wick and botanical fragrance composition. Phthalate-free and crafted to meet the highest global safety standards.

  • No phthalates

  • No parabens

  • No unnecessary dyes

  • No materials restricted by current IFRA standards

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shinrin-yoku

Shinrin-Yoku in Japanese culture honors the spiritual beauty found in nature. A walk in the forest, a breath of crisp air, expands your heart and your wanderlust. Walking practices in nature are rituals of restoration—centering you in peace and harmony.

We invite you to slow down and reconnect, using the power of the Shinrin-Yoku scent to calm you.

MOOD ENHANCING

The mood-enhancing botanical in Shinrin-Yoku is jasmine. Soft, floral, and delicately green, jasmine invites a sense of calm presence and open-heartedness. It soothes the nervous system, uplifts the spirit, and gently restores emotional balance. Evocative of warm breezes through blooming branches, it feels like stepping beneath a canopy of trees in full bloom—and remembering how to breathe again.

SCENT GUIDED EXPERIENCE

The shinrin-yoku scent-guided experience booklet guides you into the stillness of a quiet forest, even when you can’t leave the city. With scent notes of eucalyptus, fir needles, tea tree, and cedarwood, the practice draws on the Japanese art of “forest bathing”—steeping your senses in the healing rhythm of nature. Step-by-step, the guide helps you set an intention, slow your breath, and open your awareness as if trees surrounded you. This is about recalibration through presence. No effort, just return.

CONTINUED PRACTICE

Keep nature close. Open a window and let in fresh air. Gaze softly at a plant, letting your breath match its stillness. Walk barefoot, even just across your own floor. The forest lives in your senses—through touch, breath, and stillness. Let them guide you home.