A rather adorable set of mini-ogham staves made of White Willow wood, found after a winter storm near to Glastonbury - the Mythic Isle of Avalon.

The staves are about 5cm long and include the forfedha (the 5 extra feda added later in the history of the ogham)

The set will come to you with a basic information sheet and a drawstring bag made of upcycled fabric.

A gorgeous set of handmade silver birch wood runes, made from a branch of birch wood that was part of annual wood management down in Cornwall

The runes are about 3 cm in diameter and are handmade and are of the norse elder futhark system (please check photos for scale - penny not included).

This is a set of Elder Futhark Runes -there are 24 runes and one blank rune should an accident befall one or if you follow the more modern tradition of working with a blank rune for wyrd.

Silver Birch is associated with beginnings, cleansings and intiations. Confusingly, the young branches start red-brown (like these runes) before becoming silvery as they mature. Birch is one of the traditional woods for rune making, and I always feel birch runes make a perfect first set for folk who are learning.

You will receive a set similar, but perhaps not identical to that pictured. Your set of runes will arrive in a bag made from upcycled fabric and with a basic information sheet.

This simple wand is made from a piece of seasoned English willow wood found close to Glastonbury - the Isle of Avalon. The wood has been sanded smooth and pyrographed with Raven’s spiral design.

It measures 34cm long and has the ogham symbol associated with willow on its end.

Willow wood is associated with liminality, seership and the moon. Willows like to grow with their feet wet, and are common on the Somerset Levels around Glastonbury.

A stunning Rowan wand full of character. Made from a piece of seasoned wood from a tree that sadly lost a branch during the winter storms last year. I found it while walking on one of the Dorset Iron Age hillforts.

it measures about 29cm long and has the ogham symbol associated with blackthorn on its end.

Rowan is one of the trees best loved by witches. Small, and tends to grow on hillsides it’s associated with protection (including from witches) and is named as a fairy tree. It’s berries are said to bring protection to travellers.

It is one of the trees of the Celtic Tree Ogham and associated with energy and life force.