Bat's Flight Athame Besom

Intuition • Adaptability • Transformation

The path is not always revealed in daylight.

Sometimes the clearest direction comes from learning to trust what can only be sensed, moving with quiet confidence through the unknown.

Product Description

This handcrafted athame besom stands approximately 20 inches tall and measures approximately 9 inches across at its widest point. Handcrafted from black broomcorn with subtle plum accents, it features a hand-bound black thread wrap whose layered crossings create texture and movement along the neck of the broom. Resting within the binding is a hand-carved bat pendant crafted from natural bull horn, honoring a creature long associated with intuition, transformation, and navigating unseen paths.

Bringing two traditional ritual tools together in one piece, this athame besom pairs the broom's role in clearing unwanted energy with the athame's purpose of directing intention, creating a versatile ritual tool for clearing and focused energy work. At its center rests a ceremonial athame featuring a stylized wolf's head pommel, decorative embossed sheath, and an 8 inch stainless steel blade.

Created for the keeper who finds clarity where others see only darkness.

Details

• Approximately 20 inches tall
• Approximately 9 inches wide at the widest point
• Black broomcorn with subtle plum accents
• Hand-bound black nylon thread wrap
• Ceremonial athame with stylized wolf's head pommel
• 8 inch stainless steel blade
• Decorative embossed sheath
• Hand-carved natural bull horn bat pendant
• Hanging loop included

Materials

• Broomcorn
• Black nylon thread
• Stainless steel
• Pewter
• Plastic
• Natural bull horn

Care Instructions

To preserve the beauty of your athame besom, display indoors in a dry location away from prolonged humidity and direct sunlight. Exposure to moisture may affect the natural broomcorn, while direct sunlight can gradually fade the hand dyed colors over time.

Handle with care, as each piece is handcrafted and intended to be enjoyed as both functional ritual art and display.