Scepter King

The king scepter is a 48-centimeter black staff with a red sphere in a gold-colored crown setting on top, made as a royal hand accessory. You hold it in one hand along with a royal cloak and a crown, so you are immediately recognizable as a monarch. The scepter is intended for adults and is suitable for Carnival, King's Day, or a costume party with a royal theme.

Length, crown knob and material of the scepter

• The scepter is 48 cm long, easy enough to hold during a party.
• The knob consists of a red sphere surrounded by a gold-colored crown rim with a relief of small points.
• Under the crown is a ribbed gold-colored neck that transitions into the smooth black staff.
• At the bottom, the staff ends with a black cap.
• The material is 50% polypropylene and 50% ABS.
• You receive only the scepter, without a crown or cloak.

How does a king scepter differ from a long staff?

A king scepter is a short symbol of power that a monarch holds in their hand, while a long staff reaches the ground and is more suited to a shepherd, wizard, or bishop. At 48 cm, this model clearly falls into the first category. So choose it if you want to portray a king or queen who has something in their hand while sitting or standing, and not if you are looking for a staff to lean on. Together with the crown, the cloak, and the scepter of state, the scepter has traditionally been one of the fixed signs of kingship.

Face paint and jewelry to complement your royal staff

Gold-colored rings on the hand holding the staff echo the golden crown rim of the knob. A golden crown and a red cloak match the red and gold colors on top. Anyone who wants to enhance the princely effect can use face paint to draw on slightly stronger eyebrows or a well-groomed beard.

Order the king scepter and literally hold your royal authority in your hand during Carnival or on King's Day.