The legendary Sitka Spruce once stood 165 feet tall. With shimmering golden needles - a rare genetic mutation that caused its leaves to be golden in color. Grew upon the banks of Haida Gwaii; where the patient observer would find that tees are fed by salmon and eagles can swim. The mythical golden beauty inspired a magical experience of nature. 

Top Notes:
Golden Spruce: sitka spruce resin | amber | woodsmoke

Library of Trees celebrates the majestic Forests of the Pacific Northwest, inspired by the Western Red Cedar - The official Provincial tree of British Columbia. The Pacific Northwest is iconic with its hosts of Trees, its diversity of hardwoods and softwoods and its lush ecosystems. Library of Trees is about sharing the stories of legendary trees with you.

Inspired by legendary artist, the Jack Pine (Lone Pine) of Tom Thomson, the painted stokes of Emily Carr’s Western Red Cedars of BC, the iconic peaks and ecosystems of The Lions nested within the Coastal Mountains, to the legendary tales of the beloved Golden Spruce and the giants of the fern ladder paths of Cathedral Grove, we are forever mesmerized by the west coast wilderness.

Walk on Forest Floors, Learn to Speak Tree.