Description
Spikenard Green High-Quality Essential Oil
נרדי ירוק
Organic 5 ml RARE
Nardostachys jatamansi
Artisan Distilled from GreenRoot
OW
Nepal/Israel
Ingredient in our Ketoret Blend
The color of the oil is dark green to dark yellow amber green
Heart note: Green, herbaceous, rooty, earthy, woody, resinous notes
Base note: Herbaceous, rooty, earthy, woody, resinous notes
Classification: Base note, heart note, or fixative
Tenacity: Very High
Base note: Herbaceous, rooty, earthy, woody, resinous notes
Classification: Base note, heart note, or fixative
Tenacity: Very High
Meaning in Hebrew: To Forgive
Green spikenard essential oil is a very rare and beautiful aromatic distilled from the freshly harvested green roots of spikenard thus the name spikenard green. It is used as an anointing oil, incense, and perfume.
Inhaling it promotes inner connection and deep inner peace. It calms restlessness and inspires devotion and generosity. It helps one in finding emotional and spiritual balance. No wonder why it was used in rituals and spiritual practices, to enhance meditation and prayer.
Spikenard, also called nard, nardin, and muskroot, is a class of aromatic amber-colored essential oil derived from Nardostachys jatamansi, a flowering plant in the honeysuckle family which grows in the Himalayas of Nepal, India, Asia, Israel, and much of the Middle Eastern world.
Supreme sedative; emotionally uplifting; Valerian-like, soothing and calming
It blends well with agarwood (shamama attar), angelica root, frankincense, galbanum, licorice, lovage, myrrh, lavender flowers, and tarragon, among many others. It can be used in any perfume type (in small quantities), from high-end florals to spices, woody balsamic notes, and more.
Artisan distilled from green roots. The aroma is very different between the oils produced by two methods of fresh green roots or dried roots. Dried roots are used to produce the traditional spikenard used throughout antiquity known as Red Spikenard which is deep very dark red-brown in color. Green spikenard essential oil is a more recent but rare innovation produced for the modern aromatherapy market.
