Draco Malfoy’s wand 004 (Indian Rosewood)

Draco Malfoy’s blunt-tipped wand shaft is crafted out of light-brown Mexican rosewood attached to a jet-black ebony handle.

I used Indian rosewood for this wand, which is very similar to the Mexican variety, and this particular piece of Rosewood has a wonderful grain.

The photo with the black background is of the original wooden master copy used to make the resin wands for the films and the Noble Collection for sale an Amazon and elsewhere.

A Slytherin and pure-blood son of a Death Eater, Draco Malfoy uses a wand with a core of unicorn hair.

In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Draco’s wand-wielding catches the discerning eye of Professor Mad-Eye Moody, who doesn’t take kindly to back shooters.

When Draco points his wand tip at the back of Harry’s head, quick-draw Moody blasts Draco with a Transfiguration Spell, changing Malfoy into a ferret before he can successfully catch Harry off guard.

Actor Tom Felton recalls filming his wand battle against Harry Potter in the bathroom for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. “It was really nice for us, actually, because the entire bathroom was rigged with explosives, so that any time we waved our wands at each other something blew up.”

After Harry takes Draco’s wand from him in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, Draco borrows his mother’s wand. Narcissa Malfoy’s silver-studded wand is wielded by her son during the skirmish in the Room of Requirement in the final film.