Hathor Wand

Hathor's Wand, a symbol often associated with the Egyptian goddess Hathor, carries profound spiritual significance as an emblem of creativity, music, and the divine feminine. Hathor herself is a multifaceted deity known for her attributes of love, beauty, and joy. She is often depicted as a woman with the head of a cow, adorned with a sun disk or a crown of cow horns, emphasizing her maternal and nurturing aspects.

The wand symbolizes Hathor's capacity to channel creative energies and invoke the beauty of existence. It represents the magic of artistic expression, music, and dance as tools for spiritual connection and self-discovery. Hathor's Wand serves as a reminder that creativity and artistry are not merely human endeavors but are also a means of connecting with the divine.

To connect with Hathor's Wand spiritually is to tap into the wellspring of your creative potential. It encourages you to explore your artistic inclinations and appreciate the beauty in everyday life. Whether through music, visual arts, or other forms of creative expression, Hathor's Wand invites you to infuse your creations with love, joy, and a deep connection to the sacred.

In your spiritual practice, consider invoking the energy of Hathor's Wand to inspire your creative endeavors and to experience the divine in the act of creation. This symbol underscores the belief that art, in all its forms, is a channel for divine expression and a source of spiritual transformation and elevation.

Each wand is hand carved, meaning each one is slightly different.
The Wands are approximately 21cm long and 5cm at the widest part.
Hand carved in Luxor, Egypt and shipped form the UK.