Cerunnos Wand
In the ancient Celtic religion, Cerunnos was the Lord of Wild Things. Known as the Horned One, he was a powerful God who was mostly worshipping in Britain, but depictions of him go all the way back to 400BC from Italy. This design was of course inspired by animal horns, I then added runes to it from the Elder Futhark alphabet. They are arranged in 4 groups of 4, and translate to:
Seed (ng) Enlightenment (D) Nurturing (B) Victory (T)
Persistence (E) Stillness (I) Breakthrough(Th) Joy (W)
Protection (Z) Love/dreams (L) Inherit (O) Wisdom (K)
Health (U) Wealth (F) Friendship (E) Success (S)
13 3/4" or 35Cm long, I can make it with or without runes at this length, or at 15" long without runes.
In lignum vitae, though lignum is very hit and miss in how much green comes out, the wood varies a lot!
Asian striped ebony (no longer available)
Gabon ebony
Katalox
Honduran rosewood
Madagascar rosewood (I think? But no longer available)
Purpleheart
Utile
Black Walnut
