Bringing the ancient Japanese art of "Forest Bathing" into your modern apartment.
We are a species designed for the canopy, yet we live in cubes. The city buzzes with a frequency that keeps our cortisol levels permanently elevated. We crave Grounding—that heavy, stable feeling of earth beneath our feet.
In Japan, doctors prescribe Shinrin-yoku (Forest Bathing) as medicine. It’s not exercise; it’s immersion. But when you can’t escape the city, you must invite the forest in.
Imagine the scent of Cedarwood. Follow the circle to sync your breath.
Why does the smell of old wood make us feel safe? It’s chemistry. Cedarwood oil is rich in a sesquiterpene called Cedrol.
Research indicates that inhaling Cedrol stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system. It physically tells your heart to slow down, mimicking the physiological state of deep sleep.
We designed AeternaInk to be a multisensory bridge to nature. The visual warmth of the carved wood shell meets the olfactory depth of the essential oil.
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