Wizard walking stick with hand and orb, black, 78 cm

Anyone dressing up as a wizard or witch will hold a magical prop with this walking stick with a hand and sphere. It is a 78 cm black stick with a silver-colored, bony hand on top clutching a transparent sphere. Use it for Halloween, a spooky party, or a magic and fortune-telling themed party.

What is the walking stick with a hand and sphere made of?

The walking stick with a hand and sphere is made of PVC, a lightweight plastic that makes the stick easy to handle. The main features at a glance:

• The stick is 78 cm long and has a straight, black shaft.
• The handle is silver-colored and detailed with scales and curls.
• On top, a skeletal hand holds a transparent sphere, like a miniature crystal ball.
• The stick is supplied in separate parts that you screw together, so it fits compactly in the packaging.
• It is a unisex accessory that you wear separately with your own costume.

From wizard staff to crystal ball

A staff with a sphere on top is one of the oldest images in stories about magic: the sphere represents insight into the future, and the hand around it represents the power of the person carrying it. This is reflected in wizards, magicians, witches, and fortune-tellers. Are you torn between this stick and the black adjustable walking stick 54-90 cm for women and men? The latter can be adjusted in length and ends in a regular handle, while this one has a fixed length and a decorative sphere handle. Choose this one for a magical theme and the other for a neat, classic look.

Dress up the walking stick with a hand and sphere with accessories

Combine the stick with dark face paint around the eyes, a gray or white wig, and a long beard for an old magician. Silver-colored rings, a necklace with a stone, or small rimless glasses match the silver handle nicely. Black gloves make the sphere stand out even more because your hand blends in with the shaft.

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