This is a large wand for spellcasting, calling the directions, smoke cleansing, smudging, clearing, and other rituals. It is made of rooster, crow, and peacock feathers. The handle is bound in lapis lazuli. It is about 12 inches in length and stunning.

In human origin stories from Southeast Asia, like some peoples from parts of the Philippines, a great dragon-bird planted us here on Earth in the same manner that humans plant rice. We were placed in particular areas of the planet to care for the land on behalf of the greater beings and gods. The dragon-bird of these origin stories is often associated with the modern rooster. Messages from dead ancestors and other omens can be delivered through ravens and crows. The peacock represents beauty’s capacity to awaken, to watch us or reflect back to the mindful meditator. Lapis lazuli was a rare, precious stone to many early cultures throughout West, South, and Southeast Asia when they first developed their spiritual idols for ceremonial use.

Some smoke ceremonies invite ancestors of a particular people or spirits of plants into the home. Be mindful to only use your own practices or practices from open lineages. Trinidad imagines this wand for a person of Southeast Asian origins in the diaspora who wishes to practice folk spirituality.

Trinidad enchanted and consecrated this wand using potent Water Serpent Dharma sorcery at the Dragon Mountain monastery in California under the full moon.