Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A magic wand is a ritual rod used to direct energy, call spirits and cast circles. Wands appear in Egyptian temple ritual, Greek myth and the medieval grimoires, and in modern witchcraft the wand usually belongs to the element of air or fire.

Uses in the Work

Use it to cast the circle, direct energy toward a target, point to the quarters while calling the elemental demons, and stir and charge a potion. In evocation, hold it to summon and command and to trace the sigil of the spirit in the air. Dedicate it to a patron demon by anointing it with that spirit’s oil and burning its incense, so that the wand carries its power. A longer wand gives a commanding reach in ceremonial work and is easier to see in group ritual.

Pairs Well With

Pentagram Altar Pentacle 4″; Pentagram Stainless Steel Chalice 4.75″; Black Wood Handle Athame 7.5″

Lore

Medieval and Renaissance magicians often used a staff or long wand as a sign of their authority, as Moses and Aaron did in Egypt. The Golden Dawn’s Lotus Wand was banded in the colours of the zodiac.

What You Receive

Crafted from mango wood, these unique magic wands are perfect for enhancing your spellcasting abilities. Measuring at 15 inches in length, these wooden wands are lightweight and easy to handle, making them ideal for both beginners and experienced witches alike.