The Wand of High Noon

Length: 24.25 inches

Description
The Wand of High Noon is a singular hand-crafted ritual instrument built around the symbolism of clarity, will, courage, decisive action, and the moment when there is nowhere left for shadow to hide.

A long, naturally curved pear-wood shaft forms the body of the wand. One end terminates in an elaborate deer-bone assembly set with reclaimed spent bullet casings, giving the piece an unmistakable frontier and martial character without turning it into a replica weapon.

At the opposite end, a citrine point is seated into brass and joined to the shaft with leather and copper detail, creating a bright focal point for directing intention.

The result feels less like a ceremonial ornament and more like a tool for moments when hesitation has run its course.

Materials

• Pear wood
• Ethically sourced deer bone
• Citrine point
• Inlaid copper wire
• Leather
• Reclaimed spent bullet casings

All animal-derived materials used in Salvaged Wisdom art and ritual objects are ethically sourced. No animal is harmed or killed for the purpose of providing materials for our work.

Symbolic Character
The symbolism of this wand is cohesive.

Pear wood carries the living structure of the piece: growth, continuity, and the grounded steadiness of cultivated wood.

Deer bone brings mortality, instinct, ancestral memory, and the enduring physical trace of a once-living being.

Copper is traditionally associated with conductivity, attraction, movement, and the carrying of energy from one place to another.

Citrine brings a distinctly solar character: illumination, confidence, vitality, prosperity, and directed personal will.

The spent brass casings add a different layer altogether. They are remnants of discharged force: objects whose original action has already occurred. In this context, they suggest decisiveness, consequence, resolved conflict, and the transformation of something once associated with violence into a ritual artifact.

Together, these materials create a wand whose central message is:

Choose. Act. Stand in the light of what follows.

Suggested Uses
The Wand of High Noon may be especially well suited to workings involving:

• confidence and personal authority
• courage and decisive action
• solar magick
• success and achievement
• breaking hesitation or indecision
• boundary-setting
• protection and personal sovereignty
• clarity in difficult circumstances
• directing intention during ritual
• workings involving leadership, confrontation, or the need to stand firmly behind a choice

It may also serve as a particularly strong ritual companion for work involving Crown of Success, High John the Conqueror, or Firewall currents.

As with all ritual tools, its deepest function will ultimately be determined by the practitioner who works with it.

One of a Kind
This wand is completely unique.

The natural curvature of the pear wood, the shape of the deer bone, the placement of the casings, and the individual citrine point cannot be duplicated.

You will receive the exact wand pictured.

Care
Natural wood, bone, leather, stone, copper, and brass will all age differently.

Keep the wand away from prolonged moisture, extreme heat, and direct sunlight. Avoid soaking or using harsh chemical cleaners.

Dust gently with a soft cloth or brush. Copper and brass may naturally develop patina over time; whether that patina is preserved or polished away is a matter of personal preference.

Store the wand where the citrine point and projecting metal elements will not be struck or snagged.

Safety
This is a ritual art object, not a toy.

The bullet casings incorporated into this piece are spent and decorative, not live ammunition.

Handle with care around the projecting metal elements, stone point, and bone components. Keep away from children and pets.

Magick supports action; it does not replace it.

• Sold as a curio only. •