This simple wand is made from a piece of seasoned English willow wood found close to Glastonbury - the Isle of Avalon. The wood has been sanded smooth and pyrographed with Raven’s spiral design.

It measures 34cm long and has the ogham symbol associated with willow on its end.

Willow wood is associated with liminality, seership and the moon. Willows like to grow with their feet wet, and are common on the Somerset Levels around Glastonbury.

A stunning Rowan wand full of character. Made from a piece of seasoned wood from a tree that sadly lost a branch during the winter storms last year. I found it while walking on one of the Dorset Iron Age hillforts.

it measures about 29cm long and has the ogham symbol associated with blackthorn on its end.

Rowan is one of the trees best loved by witches. Small, and tends to grow on hillsides it’s associated with protection (including from witches) and is named as a fairy tree. It’s berries are said to bring protection to travellers.

It is one of the trees of the Celtic Tree Ogham and associated with energy and life force.

The Triple Whammy Protection Charm.

Let's face it, the world is pretty chaotic right now, and many of us feel we need some extra protection.

This is a charm that dropped out of the aether into my head - a traditional blue glass evil eye protection bead, a devil nut (aka bat nut aka water caltrop) seed and a brass bell - all traditionally used for protection work.

the charm is about 7.5cm long and is threaded on black nylon cord with a loop to hang it. This one is NOT good to wear as a pendant - that devil nut is spikey in all directions.

This listing is for one charm.

You will receive a similar, but perhaps not identical charm to that pictured.

I suggest cleansing your charm every few months or so in a bowl of dry salt (not salty water!)

This gorgeous and unusual wand was made from a piece of Bay Laurel wood wand that I found Cornwall during the winter - someone had pruned their very large bay tree and left a huge pile of branches for me to find.

The Bay Laurel (sometimes just called the Bay) is sacred to Daphne, Apollo and to the Sun.

I finished the wand with a coat of lovely local beeswax polish. It's definitely one of a kind (as are all our wands).

It measures about 33 inches long and has a spiral pyrographed on its end.