Pocket Cedar Leaf

Thuja plicata Dried, Loose Leaf 0.2 oz. Pocket Pouch Wild harvested Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) holds a significant place in the traditions and daily life of many Native American tribes, particularly those from the Pacific Northwest coast. It's often referred to as the "tree of life" due to its versatility and importance. Canoes: Large cedar logs are hollowed out to create dugout canoes, essential for transportation and fishing. Longhouses: Cedar planks are used to build homes and community structures. Totem poles: Cedar is preferred wood for carving totem poles, which tell stories and represent family lineages. Bentwood boxes: Cedar's flexibility allowed for the creation of bentwood boxes used for storage and ceremonial purposes. Other crafts: Cedar is also used for making masks, tools, baskets, and clothing. Cordage: Cedar bark is stripped and processed into strong ropes and cords. Textiles: Cedar bark is woven into mats, blankets, and clothing. Medicine: Cedar leave