Whirlwood Magic Wand Review

Just over a week ago, Garrison, from Whirlwood Magic Wands reached out to me about reviewing some of their wands. Not going to lie, I was jumping up and down when I read the email. Heck yes, I would love to review some magic wands, especially hand-carved ones! And I do not regret it one bit. These two wands are probably two of the most beautiful wands I have ever seen and they feel so comfortable in my hand.

The first wand, which is my absolute favorite, is the Valentus wand. It's carved from a high-density hardwood, but feels as light as a feather. The intricate details of this wand are incredible and I love that it looks like a flowering tree branch. It sits perfectly in my hand and after working with it a bit over the weekend, it is great at directing energy. I am so glad I picked out this wand and could feel it calling to me through the computer screen. I know that probably sounds weird, but its the truth.

The second wand is the Luna Chamber Magic Wand, which is part of their Harry Potter series. These wands come with a secret chamber that you can place small items. It comes with all the items to imitate the cores found in the wands in Harry Potter, but I prefer to use the chamber for other magical objects to enhance my spell work. For example, this chamber would be great for placing herbs and crystal chips to add an extra kick to your spells or the wand can be used as a spell chamber. If you are using the wand to cast a circle, try adding clear quartz to the want to amplify your power or if you are looking to banish energies, try adding smoky quartz or black onyx. This wand is slightly heavier, but still rather light and like the Valentus, sits really well in my hand. I didn't work with this wand too much over the weekend, but it has powerful positive energy radiating from it and I look forward to using it in the future.

Overall, I am thrilled with these wands and think you witches will adore them too. Their regular wands are all very decently priced at just $30, while the chambered wands are more expensive at $70. Each wand is handcrafted and therefore unique to others carved in a similar style and because they are hand-carved, each one is infused with the creative energies of those doing the carving. They both come with beautiful velvet pouches to keep them safe and away from other energies when not in use. Much of Whirlwood's business comes from festival sales, and with many festivals closed across the country due to COVID-19 they have lost a revenue stream. It's important, now more than ever, to support our small businesses. If you are in the market for a wand and have a bit of money to spare, I highly encourage you to check our Whirlwood Magic Wands.

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Like I do with the subscription boxed, I thought I would include a pros and cons list for these wands as well to give you a better breakdown.

Pros:

• Everything comes in eco-friendly packaging, which I adore. Two boxes and some tissue paper is all the packaging used for the wands, which was enough to deliver it safely and all easily recyclable.
• The item quality is great and the wands are handmade. Each wand is individually carved from the highest quality woods.
• They are lightweight which is perfect for magical workings. You don't want anything too heavy in your hands when directing energy.
• Each wand comes with a velvet pouch. These pouches are a great way to protect the wands from residual energy when not in use.
• All the wands are reasonably priced. The regular wands at just $30 while the chambered wands are $70, a fair price for a hand-crafted wand.
• They are a small business. I fully support small businesses and find the quality and care is always so much better than big-box stores and mass-market items.
• Fast shipping! The wands were here within a week of being ordered and shipped which is freaking awesome!

Cons:

• The chambered wands are somewhat expensive. While $70 may be a lot for a wand to some people, they have other options available.

OVERALL: 5 out of 5 stars 

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