A one-of-a-kind intentionally woven wand from the medicines of Deer, Vulture, Crow, Turkey & duck. .
Deer Antler — sensitivity, renewal, grounded presence, and gentle strength.
Vulture Feather — transformation, purification, and the wisdom of returning what has completed its cycle to the Earth.
Crow Feather — intelligence, mystery, communication, and seeing the patterns within the greater field.
Turkey Feather — abundance, generosity, grounding, and the medicine of giving and receiving in right relationship.
Duck Feather — emotional flow, adaptability, playfulness, and moving gracefully between the elements.
Together, these medicines create a wand for ritual, ceremony, prayer, energetic clearing, altar work, and connecting with the living field.
A weaving of Earth medicines.
A gathering of allies.
A tool for relationship.
**A Note on the Materials
The materials in these wands are gathered in different ways—some found, some naturally shed, and some received from animals harvested through hunting. Every part is treated as sacred, with reverence for the life it came from and the intention that nothing be wasted.
This wand is 16 inches long from tip of feather to end of antler with a slight curvature.
A one-of-a-kind intentionally woven wand from the medicines of Deer, Vulture, Crow, Turkey & duck. .
Deer Antler — sensitivity, renewal, grounded presence, and gentle strength.
Vulture Feather — transformation, purification, and the wisdom of returning what has completed its cycle to the Earth.
Crow Feather — intelligence, mystery, communication, and seeing the patterns within the greater field.
Turkey Feather — abundance, generosity, grounding, and the medicine of giving and receiving in right relationship.
Duck Feather — emotional flow, adaptability, playfulness, and moving gracefully between the elements.
Together, these medicines create a wand for ritual, ceremony, prayer, energetic clearing, altar work, and connecting with the living field.
A weaving of Earth medicines.
A gathering of allies.
A tool for relationship.
**A Note on the Materials
The materials in these wands are gathered in different ways—some found, some naturally shed, and some received from animals harvested through hunting. Every part is treated as sacred, with reverence for the life it came from and the intention that nothing be wasted.
This wand is 16 inches long from tip of feather to end of antler with a slight curvature.
