Ritual wand featuring hand-stained and sealed deer bone, citrine point crystal, two-toned bronze wire, leather, and pear wood. Inside the wand is a mixture of burdock root, hyssop, blessed thistle, lavender, and elderberries to assist with banishing and increase the overall efficacy of castings.
The use of "magic wands" in a ritualistic milieu dates back to early Zoroastrianism 3,500 - 4000 years ago. Through the centuries, they have been used as symbols of office, ceremonial symbols, or as tools for the channelling of energy, as seen in modern neopaganism. Each of our wands are handcrafted and unique, and suitable for ritual use or simply home decor and conversation pieces.
The use of "magic wands" in a ritualistic milieu dates back to early Zoroastrianism 3,500 - 4000 years ago. Through the centuries, they have been used as symbols of office, ceremonial symbols, or as tools for the channelling of energy, as seen in modern neopaganism. Each of our wands are handcrafted and unique, and suitable for ritual use or simply home decor and conversation pieces.