Rooted in Nature. Defined by Purity.
A traditional method for aromatic botanicals, used to capture the plant's natural scent.
Carrier oils pressed gently, without unnecessary refining or fragrance.
Single-ingredient oils with no synthetic fragrance or hidden filler.
Produced in smaller lots so each batch is easier to trace and manage.
One plant.
A clear method.
A bottle that says what it is.
Kri+Veda
To create with intention.
Knowledge carried through practice, observation, and care.
Together: intentional making, guided by botanical knowledge.
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Collection 01
Clear product details, simple usage notes, and one plant per bottle. Each oil shows what it is, where it comes from, and how it fits into your ritual.
The essentials stay visible, so you can choose without decoding a lab report.
Where a plant grows changes what it produces. Six landscapes across three continents — origin as specification, not story.
0111.41° N, 76.69° E · Mist-covered altitude
Tamil Nadu, India
Rosemary grows well in cool hill air, where the harvest keeps its crisp herbal character.
Source ofRosemary
0234.08° N, 74.79° E · 1,585 m · cold nights
India
Cool nights and a short bloom season shape lavender with a soft, floral profile.
Source ofLavender
0329.05° S, 153.10° E · Native wetland soil
Australia
Tea tree is distilled from fresh leaves grown in its native landscape, giving the oil its clean, sharp character.
Source ofTea Tree
0410.85° N, 76.27° E · Red laterite soil
India
Coastal coconut palms yield a rich carrier oil with a familiar, naturally sweet scent.
Source ofVirgin Coconut
0531.10° N, 77.17° E · Cold-winter orchards
India
Cold-season almond kernels are pressed gently to keep the oil smooth and mild.
Source ofSweet Almond
0633.45° N, 112.07° W · Extreme-heat adapted
Arizona, USA
The jojoba shrub produces a naturally stable liquid wax that feels light on skin.
Source ofJojoba
