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Anise Seed

Anise Seed

Egypt
Pimpinella Anisum
From $4.37 – $7,087.50
Basil Wild Crafted Oil

Basil Wild Crafted Oil

Egypt
Ocimum basilicum
From $4.06 – $6,581.25
Black Pepper

Black Pepper

India
Piper nigrum
From $10.94 – $17,718.75
Cajeput

Cajeput

Indonesia
Melaleuca cajeputi
From $8.59 – $13,921.88
Cedarwood, Himalayan

Cedarwood, Himalayan

Nepal
Cedrus deodora
From $3.75 – $6,075.00
Chamomile German

Chamomile German

Europe
Chamaemelum nobile
From $62.50 – $101,250.00
Chamomile, Roman

Chamomile, Roman

Europe
Chamaemelum nobile
From $65.62 – $106,312.50
Clary Sage

Clary Sage

Bulgaria
Salvia sclarea
From $11.25 – $18,225.00
Coriander

Coriander

Russia
Corriandrum sativum
From $10.16 – $16,453.13
Cypress Leaf

Cypress Leaf

France
Cupressus sempervirens
From $12.50 – $20,250.00
Frankincense Wild Crafted Oil

Frankincense Wild Crafted Oil

India
Boswellia serreta
From $42.97 – $13,921.88
Geranium, Bourbon

Geranium, Bourbon

Egypt
Pelargoneum graveolens
From $8.12 – $13,162.50
Ginger

Ginger

France
Zingiber officinalis
From $15.62 – $25,312.50
Juniper Berries

Juniper Berries

India
Juniperus communis
From $8.75 – $14,175.00
Lemongrass

Lemongrass

India
Cymbopogon flexuosus
From $2.95 – $4,784.06
Myrtle

Myrtle

France
Myrtus communis
From $8.16 – $13,213.13
Neroli

Neroli

France
Citrus aurantium
From $11.25 – $18,225.00
Nutmeg, Extra

Nutmeg, Extra

Indonesia
Myristica fragrans
From $11.25 – $18,225.00
Palmarosa

Palmarosa

India
Cymbopogon martini
From $7.03 – $11,390.63
Patchouli

Patchouli

Indonesia
Pogostemon cablin
From $25.50 – $6,375.00
Peppermint

Peppermint

India
Mentha Piperata
From $8.48 – $7,087.50
Rose Wild Crafted Essential Oil

Rose Wild Crafted Essential Oil

Bulgaria
Rosa Damascena
From $34.38 – $55,687.50
Rosemary Wild Crafted Essential Oils

Rosemary Wild Crafted Essential Oils

Spain
Rosemarinus officianlis
From $8.59 – $13,921.88
Sandalwood, Indian

Sandalwood, Indian

India
Santalum Album
From $109.38 – $177,187.50
Spearmint

Spearmint

USA
Mentha spicata
From $5.47 – $8,859.38
Spikenard

Spikenard

India
Nardostachys jatamansi
From $13.75 – $22,275.00
Tea Tree Wild Crafted Essential Oil

Tea Tree Wild Crafted Essential Oil

Australia
Melaleuca Alternifolia, M
From $24.45 – $1,222.50
Wild Orange

Wild Orange

Italy
Citrus sinensis
From $5.31 – $8,606.25
Ylang Ylang Wild Crafted Essential Oils

Ylang Ylang Wild Crafted Essential Oils

Comores
Cananga odorata
From $7.64 – $12,377.81
Harvested, Not Farmed

What Wild Crafted Means — and What It Does Not

Wild crafted means the plant was harvested from where it grows naturally rather than from a farm. That is the entire claim. It is not a certification, it does not imply organic status, and it does not automatically mean the oil is better than a well-managed cultivated equivalent.

What it usually does mean in practice: greater batch-to-batch variation, because growing conditions were never controlled; a fuller and sometimes more interesting constituent profile, because the plant grew under real environmental stress; and less predictable availability, because supply depends on what a wild population produced that season.

There is also a paradox worth naming. Wild material is rarely certified organic, because certification requires a defined, audited plot of land and wild stands do not have one — even though no pesticide has ever touched the plant. If your finished product needs a certificate, look at our organic essential oils instead. If you want provenance and character, this is the right catalogue.

Wild Crafted, Organic and Cultivated Compared

Wild crafted — this pageNatural habitat. Usually no certification available. Variable by season and stand. Marketing claim is provenance and rarity.
Certified organicCertified organic farm, audited, certificate issued. Good consistency, planned availability. Browse organic
Conventional cultivatedCommercial farm, no certification. Highest consistency and planned supply. Competes on purity and price. Browse natural oils

Sustainability Is the Real Issue Here

Wild harvesting is only renewable if the harvest rate stays below the regeneration rate, and for several high-value aromatics it has not. Sandalwood, agarwood, spikenard and some frankincense species have all come under pressure from overharvesting, and several are subject to trade controls or conservation listing.

This affects you commercially, not just ethically. Restricted species mean export permits, longer lead times, price volatility and the real possibility that a material you built a bestselling product around becomes unavailable. Before you commit a formula to a wild harvested material, ask three questions: is the species under any trade restriction, what documentation travels with the shipment, and is there a cultivated alternative you could switch to without reformulating.

Before publishing: for every restricted species listed — sandalwood, agarwood, spikenard, frankincense — confirm your CITES or equivalent permit position and state it on the product page. Buyers in the EU and US will ask, and customs will ask harder.

Managing Batch Variation

  • Agree a specification window
    Rather than a fixed target, so normal seasonal movement does not trigger a rejection.
  • Request the GC-MS before shipment
    Not after, so your lab approves the actual batch you are receiving.
  • Ask about batch blending
    Where your product needs tight consistency we can blend across batches to a target profile. Tell us at enquiry stage so it is priced in.
  • Buy a full season when the crop is good
    Because next season may not be. Wild supply does not respond to demand the way farmed supply does.
Before You Build a Product Around It

Wild Harvest Sourcing Guide

Is wild crafted better than organic?

Different, not better. Wild material often has a richer profile and a stronger provenance story; certified organic gives you an auditable claim, predictable supply and consistency. Choose on what your product needs to say and how tightly it needs to be specified, not on which sounds more premium.

Can wild crafted oils be certified organic?

Some certification schemes have provisions for wild collection areas, but they require a defined collection zone and a documented management plan, which is not available for most wild stands. Treat wild crafted and certified organic as separate propositions unless a specific product carries a certificate.

How much does the profile vary between batches?

More than cultivated material, and the variation is real rather than a quality failure. Two batches of the same wild oil from different altitudes or seasons can differ noticeably in constituent percentages while both being entirely genuine. This is why the GC-MS matters more here than anywhere else.

How do I know it is genuinely wild harvested?

Ask for the collection region and the harvest season, and check they stay consistent with what the species and habitat would support. Wild claims are easy to make and hard to audit, which is exactly why the honest answer is to buy on provenance documentation plus the chromatogram rather than on the label.

Are there supply risks I should plan for?

Yes. Wild supply is exposed to weather, habitat change, local harvest regulation and conservation listing in a way farmed supply is not. If a wild material is central to a product you intend to scale, qualify a cultivated backup early — not after the shortage arrives.

Do you supply harvest and origin documentation?

Collection region and season are stated on the specification, and where a species is subject to trade controls the relevant permits travel with the shipment. Tell us the destination market at enquiry stage, because import requirements differ substantially between the EU, US and elsewhere.

Browse the Range

Popular Wild Crafted Essential Oils

Wild harvested oils currently in the catalogue. Availability moves with the season.

FrankincenseSandalwood (Indian)SpikenardRose (Bulgarian)Cedarwood HimalayanClary SageJuniper BerriesChamomile RomanNeroliPatchouliPalmarosaCajeputMyrtleWild OrangeTea TreeYlang Ylang

Explore the Full Catalogue

Eleven catalogues covering every extraction route we operate. If you are not sure which grade fits your application, describe the finished product and we will point you at the right one.

Natural Essential OilsCold Pressed Carrier OilsOrganic Essential OilsTherapeutic Grade Essential OilsTraditional Indian AttarsPure Floral AbsolutesPure Floral WatersCO2 Extract OilsSpice OilsMenthol & Peppermint

Technical & Buyer Information

How each extraction method works, how we test, and what ships with an order.

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Ask about current wild harvest availability

Wild stock moves with the season. Tell us the oil and the volume and we will tell you what is genuinely available now, what is coming, and where a cultivated alternative would serve you better.

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