Wild Sumac Seed Oil Linen spray When harvesting the stalks

When harvesting the stalks

and discovered that both had percentages of eucalyptol and camphor

often found around their temples

leaves and unripe seeds we fed it into our wood chipper and distilled it for five to six hours

In Cyprus a decoction of the leaves was used as a pain reliever for the mothers that just gave birth

Wild Sumac Seed Oil Linen spray When harvesting the stalksOur Wild Sumac Seed Oil (Rhus coriaria), is harvested by us and partners from various areas in Troodos mountains. We harvest the seeds, and then patiently separate the leaves and stems, remove the powder and prepare the seeds for pressing. The hard seed gives very little oil, and it is quite thick and waxy, with a bright red color and tangy smell and taste. We grind the powder separately and package it as a spice. Wild sumac is a remarkable plant