Irish Hazel wood Wand with sterling silver hedgehog charm - free shipping
This wand was crafted from a hazel coppice that i planted some 20 years ago. When hedges and ditches need maintaining i enjoy crafting these special wands from the prunings.
This wand measures 14 inches long and is straight and well balanced – A perfect gift for all those harry potter vans and other young wizards and witches in the making !
The Hazel is a tree of wisdom intelligence and inspiration.
It is associated in Celtic mythology with wisdom and with divination, and is a favoured wood for wand making.
It magical properties are artistic ability, magical knowledge, and optimism are provided by the enchanting use of Hazel. The energy of hazel wands promoted love and creativity allowing a person to move beyond self-serving modes of existence. Hazel is the bringer of change. Hazel also promotes creative expression, eloquence, and art of all types.
This was the most common wood used to create wands in the ancient Celtic traditions. Also used in magic spells for wisdom, creativity, intelligence, navigation and inspiration
This wand will come with a handmade velvet pouch and charging and energizing suggestions. Please realise a wand is just a tool for supporting your own energies and is sold as a curio.
Please note: In some countries it is prohibited to import a wooden item that still has bark attached. It is your responsibility to ensure you are not in breach of custom regulations pertaining to your own country before you purchase this item.
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