In this world, there are many tools one may use to direct magic. One of the most well-known of these is the wand. Of course, it is a common saying that "The wand chooses the wizard," with all wands having a degree of awareness with which they select...
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Plum, a fruit of the subgenus Prunus within the genus Prunus, is renowned not only for its botanical distinctiveness but also for its magical potential. With shoots bearing terminal buds and solitary side buds, and flowers blooming in clusters of one to five on short stems, plums symbolize resilience and singular beauty. The fruit, distinguished by a groove along its side and a smooth stone within, is believed to channel these strengths into the wand crafted from its wood. This unique combination of botanical traits enhances the wand's ability to amplify the owner's inherent virtues, forming a powerful conduit for magical energies and symbolizing a hidden depth of power.
Popular in China, Japan, and America among Japanese-Americans, Plum wand owners are supposedly among the most beautiful and ethereal. This wood is sought after in these cultures partly due to the folklore and traditions that celebrate its magical essence. In China and Japan, the plum tree is a symbol of perseverance and renewal, often associated with strength in the face of adversity, which resonates deeply in their magical traditions. The magical properties attributed to plum wood are largely derived from literary works and local legends that emphasize its symbolic strength. Japanese-Americans hold similar beliefs, finding strength and elegance in plum wands, where the symbolism is often interwoven with cultural traditions passed through generations. This wood looks for owners who have struggled throughout their lives, yet still retain hope. These witches and wizards are revolutionaries, and there can be a bond with Aspen wand owners because of this shared characteristic. Honesty is important to them, though they are willing to lie if it serves their purpose. They react to their first emotions and are not apt at lying or being deceitful on the spot. Talent with martial arts is common among wand owners. They often have above-average flexibility. Plum's endurance is almost unmatched and can outlast many in duels. It seems much like Applewood, if slightly more inclined toward Charms.
