Broom/Wand

This Ana Inciardi mini print brings together two iconic symbols of witchcraft in a richly layered composition. A crossed broom and wand dominate the center, set against a circular clock face marked with Roman numerals. Surrounding the clock are green silhouette elements including a winged bat at the top, floral and gear motifs at the sides, and what appears to be a compass star at the center of the dial.

The palette is deep forest green and black, printed with the slightly irregular ink quality characteristic of her hand-stamped technique. Brooms and wands have appeared in folklore and magical tradition across many cultures for centuries, serving as symbols of both domestic life and occult power. The clock imagery adds a temporal dimension, suggesting magic as something that operates outside ordinary time.

Collectors drawn to witchy and occult aesthetics find this print particularly satisfying because it layers multiple symbols into a single coherent crest-like design rather than isolating one motif. The heraldic quality gives it an emblem-like authority that appeals to those who build thematically unified displays. This print sits comfortably as part of her broader print series exploring fantasy and folklore subjects, and pairs naturally with other Inciardi prints featuring gothic or seasonal imagery.

The green and black color scheme makes it especially versatile for grouped arrangements where color cohesion matters. Collectors who focus on her holiday and witch-themed work tend to treat this as a cornerstone piece within that grouping.