With Good Intentions totem feather wands are incredibly special, unique and one of a kind, lovingly handcrafted in Sydney, Australia using shamanic practices.
Our totem feather wands are made from naturally moulted feathers, with the intention to invoke and honour the spirit bird animal, adding a meaningful and sacred element to their significance.
We carefully select feathers from specific birds with symbolic significance. We combine these feathers with other materials such as wood, leather, or crystals, using various techniques like binding, weaving, or wrapping, to construct a wand that embodies spiritual power and connection to the spirit realm. The process involves deep reverence, intention,and the application of traditional knowledge passed down through generations.
Responsibly sourced Macaw feathers
We have sourced naturally moulted Blue & Gold + Red & Green Winged Macaw feathers from a local (south sydney) macaw keeper/ breeder who prioritises the well-being of their birds. Our commitment to ethical practices ensures that these feathers are obtained through natural moulting processes, without harming or stressing the macaws in any way. This sustainable approach supports the conservation of these magnificent birds while allowing us to offer high-quality, cruelty-free feathers for various purposes.
Spiritual and Symbolic Properties
The fusion of Blue & Gold + Red & Green Winged Macaw feathers in a shamanic feather wand carries profound symbolism and connections in the realm of shamanic practices and spiritual rituals.
Macaw feathers, known for their vibrant colours, symbolise the ability to communicate one's innermost thoughts and aspirations. They are believed to help shamans connect with higher realms, convey messages to the spirit world, and facilitate healing. Their brilliantly coloured feathers symbolise vitality, passion and strength.
In many indigenous cultures, macaws are seen as messengers between the earthly realm and the spirit world, connecting humans to the divine. The striking feather hues are thought to represent the chakras, energy centers within the body, foresting a sense of balance and alignment in those who connect with these birds spiritually.
Shamanic Ritual Tool Symbolism & Properties
When macaw feathers , selenite and blue aventurine crystals are combined to create a shamanic feather wand, the resulting tool becomes a potent symbol of unity between the earthly and the spiritual realms.
The Handle is made of natural Selenite , chosen for its ability to cleanse and purify energy, making it ideal for channeling spiritual intentions. Selenite a translucent and radiant crystal is often associated with purity, clarity and divine light. It is believed to facilitate communication with higher realms , making it a powerful tool for spiritual awakening and connection to one’s higher self
Blue Aventurine palm crystal is featured on the handle, known for its soothing and calming energy. It resonates with the throat chakra, promoting clear and harmonious communication. This crystal is also linked to emotional healing and balance, helping to release negative emotions and restoring inner peace.
Handle bound with 100% Cotton
Binding ritual tools with twine of cotton holds symbolic significance in various cultural and spiritual practices. The act of using cotton twine to bind tools is often associated with unity, strength, and protection. By tying the tools together, practitioners seek to create a powerful connection between them, reinforcing their collective purpose and enhancing their effectiveness. the use of cotton, a natural and versatile material, symbolic for purity, renewal, and the cycle of life. This practice is common in different rituals, ceremonies, and magical workings where the tools play a vital role, infusing them with shared energy and intention.
When these magnificent feathers , crystals and natural elements are integrated ,their symbolism and energies blend harmoniously. This combination creates a powerful tool for shamans and energy workers, facilitating not only communication with higher realms but also the purification and healing of the energy field. The shamanic feather wand becomes an extension of the practitioner's energy and intention, serving as a bridge between the physical and the metaphysical.
Feather Hygiene
The meticulous process of hygienic cleaning and sterilisation of these glorious Macaw feathers is of paramount importance when crafting a shamanic feather wand. Our careful preparation ensures that the moulted feathers are free from parasites and contaminants without compromising their structural integrity or essence.
Feather Wand Length 50cm (includes feathers, handle & binding)
Feather Span 31cm (L) x 22cm (W)
Handle Length (includes binding) 19cm
Exposed Selenite Crystal handle (excludes binding) 11cm (L) x 5cm (W) x 1.5cm (Thick)
Neck (binding) 6.5cm (wide) x 5.5cm (thick)
Binding 100% Cotton Yarn
Cotton Hues Black, Sky Blue, Royal Blue & Turquoise/Aqua
Artisan CODE - azul aventurine - SEP23
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With Good Intentions totem feather wands are incredibly special, unique and one of a kind, lovingly handcrafted in Sydney, Australia using shamanic practices.
Our totem feather wands are made from naturally moulted feathers, with the intention to invoke and honour the spirit bird animal, adding a meaningful and sacred element to their significance.
We carefully select feathers from specific birds with symbolic significance. We combine these feathers with other materials such as wood, leather, or crystals, using various techniques like binding, weaving, or wrapping, to construct a wand that embodies spiritual power and connection to the spirit realm. The process involves deep reverence, intention,and the application of traditional knowledge passed down through generations.
Responsibly sourced Macaw feathers
We have sourced naturally moulted Blue & Gold + Red & Green Winged Macaw feathers from a local (south sydney) macaw keeper/ breeder who prioritises the well-being of their birds. Our commitment to ethical practices ensures that these feathers are obtained through natural moulting processes, without harming or stressing the macaws in any way. This sustainable approach supports the conservation of these magnificent birds while allowing us to offer high-quality, cruelty-free feathers for various purposes.
Spiritual and Symbolic Properties
The fusion of Blue & Gold + Red & Green Winged Macaw feathers in a shamanic feather wand carries profound symbolism and connections in the realm of shamanic practices and spiritual rituals.
Macaw feathers, known for their vibrant colours, symbolise the ability to communicate one's innermost thoughts and aspirations. They are believed to help shamans connect with higher realms, convey messages to the spirit world, and facilitate healing. Their brilliantly coloured feathers symbolise vitality, passion and strength.
In many indigenous cultures, macaws are seen as messengers between the earthly realm and the spirit world, connecting humans to the divine. The striking feather hues are thought to represent the chakras, energy centers within the body, foresting a sense of balance and alignment in those who connect with these birds spiritually.
Shamanic Ritual Tool Symbolism & Properties
When macaw feathers , selenite and blue aventurine crystals are combined to create a shamanic feather wand, the resulting tool becomes a potent symbol of unity between the earthly and the spiritual realms.
The Handle is made of natural Selenite , chosen for its ability to cleanse and purify energy, making it ideal for channeling spiritual intentions. Selenite a translucent and radiant crystal is often associated with purity, clarity and divine light. It is believed to facilitate communication with higher realms , making it a powerful tool for spiritual awakening and connection to one’s higher self
Blue Aventurine palm crystal is featured on the handle, known for its soothing and calming energy. It resonates with the throat chakra, promoting clear and harmonious communication. This crystal is also linked to emotional healing and balance, helping to release negative emotions and restoring inner peace.
Handle bound with 100% Cotton
Binding ritual tools with twine of cotton holds symbolic significance in various cultural and spiritual practices. The act of using cotton twine to bind tools is often associated with unity, strength, and protection. By tying the tools together, practitioners seek to create a powerful connection between them, reinforcing their collective purpose and enhancing their effectiveness. the use of cotton, a natural and versatile material, symbolic for purity, renewal, and the cycle of life. This practice is common in different rituals, ceremonies, and magical workings where the tools play a vital role, infusing them with shared energy and intention.
When these magnificent feathers , crystals and natural elements are integrated ,their symbolism and energies blend harmoniously. This combination creates a powerful tool for shamans and energy workers, facilitating not only communication with higher realms but also the purification and healing of the energy field. The shamanic feather wand becomes an extension of the practitioner's energy and intention, serving as a bridge between the physical and the metaphysical.
Feather Hygiene
The meticulous process of hygienic cleaning and sterilisation of these glorious Macaw feathers is of paramount importance when crafting a shamanic feather wand. Our careful preparation ensures that the moulted feathers are free from parasites and contaminants without compromising their structural integrity or essence.
Feather Wand Length 50cm (includes feathers, handle & binding)
Feather Span 31cm (L) x 22cm (W)
Handle Length (includes binding) 19cm
Exposed Selenite Crystal handle (excludes binding) 11cm (L) x 5cm (W) x 1.5cm (Thick)
Neck (binding) 6.5cm (wide) x 5.5cm (thick)
Binding 100% Cotton Yarn
Cotton Hues Black, Sky Blue, Royal Blue & Turquoise/Aqua
Artisan CODE - azul aventurine - SEP23
Click link to view Video
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