Bespoke Treetop Dendritic Mycelial Scent-Diffusion Aromatherapy Sanctum

Construct the primary structural housing using salvaged cedar to ensure durability and natural weather resistance against high-altitude elements. Focus on integrating the frame into the existing tree crotch using floating bracket techniques that allow for tree expansion.

Carve an intricate, labyrinthine ventilation network into the cedar wall panels to guide forest air through proprietary mycelial-infused filter chambers. These chambers are designed to trap and amplify natural botanical terpenes as air circulates through the sanctum.

Install hand-turned wooden scent-diffuser cones at each terminal of the ventilation labyrinth to regulate the flow of therapeutic aromatics. Precision joinery is used to ensure the airflow remains laminar, providing a subtle and continuous olfactory experience for occupants.

Finish the interior with a natural beeswax sealant to protect the wood while maintaining its ability to breathe and interact with ambient humidity. This ensures the sensory qualities of the scent-diffusion system remain effective and pure over extended seasonal use.