🌿✨ Tap into ancient wisdom with the Celtic Wisdom Greenman Magic Wand! ✨🪄
This exquisite wand is adorned with the timeless symbol of the Greenman, intricately hand-carved into the wood, representing the spirit of nature and the cycles of life, death, and rebirth. 🌱🍃
Each detail of this wand is meticulously crafted by hand, from the delicate features of the Greenman to the vibrant red ball that crowns the top, symbolizing vitality and passion. 🌹🌟
Handmade with care and painted with precision, this wand exudes an aura of magic and mystery, inviting you to embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment. 🔮✨
Whether you're seeking guidance, protection, or inspiration, the Celtic Wisdom Greenman Magic Wand is your trusted companion, guiding your spells and rituals with grace and power. 🌿🌌
Embrace the wisdom of the ancient Celts and let the spirit of the Greenman lead you on a path of growth, transformation, and inner harmony. 🌿🍂
Illuminate your magic with the Celtic Wisdom Greenman Magic Wand and unlock the secrets of the natural world. 🌿✨
The Green Man is a pre–Christian symbol found carved into the wood and stone of pagan temples and graves, of medieval churches and cathedrals, and used as a Victorian architectural motif, across an area stretching from Ireland in the west to Russia in the east. Although commonly perceived as an ancient Celtic symbol, in fact its origins and original meaning are shrouded in mystery. The name dates back only to 1939, when folklorist Lady Raglan drew a connection between the foliate faces in English churches and the Green Man (or "Jack of the Green") tales of folklore.
The evocative name has been widely adopted, but the legitimacy of the connection still remains controversial, with little real evidence to settle the question one way or the other. Earliest known examples of the foliate head (as it was known prior to Lady Raglan) date back to classical Rome — yet it was not until this pagan symbol was adopted by the Christian church that the form fully developed and proliferated across Europe. Most folklorists conjecture that the foliate head symbolized mythic rebirth and regeneration, and thus became linked to Christian iconography of resurrection. (The Tree of Life, a virtually universal symbol of life, death and regeneration, was adapted to Christian symbolism in a similar manner.)
Magicians, wizards, witches, sorcerers, and fairies all know that to give their magical powers a boost, they need a magic wand. These thin, hand-held devices were said to be the source of magic or, at the very least, served as a distraction away from a sleight-of-hand.
Size: 1" x 7/8" x 9 1/2"
Material: Hand-painted cold cast resin
