Western Red Cedar

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Western Red Cedar

Introduction

Western Red Cedar, also known as American Cedar or Pacific Red Cedar, is named for its rich aromatic wood oils. In terms of botanical classification, it belongs to the same family as cypress and emits a similar familiar woody scent, which can easily lead to confusion.

Not only is the wood of Western Red Cedar pleasantly aromatic, but it also has excellent resistance to decay, making it a material widely used by Native Americans in early times for carving, construction, and furniture making.

Western Red Cedar primarily originates from the western regions of North America, with similar species found around the world.