Draco Malfoy magic wand
Draco Malfoy probably received his wand from Mr Ollivander in 1991, shortly before he went to Hogwarts. He described the wand, which at 10 inches is one of the smaller wands, as "quite springy".
The flexibility of the wand shows its adaptability and willingness to change. Draco resists change for a long time, but then manages to turn away from the dark side.
It was made from hawthorn wood and a unicorn hair served as the core of the wand. Hawthorn is a wood that makes a very contradictory magic wand. Whilst the leaves and flowers have a healing effect, the thorns can injure.
A wand made of hawthorn wood is therefore excellent for healing spells, but also for curses. These wands are particularly popular with wizards and witches who are in conflict with themselves.
This includes Malfoy, who on the one hand supports Voldemort, especially by helping to murder Albus Dumbledore, but at the same time wants to protect his family from him and ultimately turns his back on him.
Wands with unicorn hair are usually very difficult to use for the dark arts, but Draco Malfoy is still able to use them, but turns away from them again.
The story of "Draco Malfoy magic wand"
Malfoy's strength, as well as that of his wand, was demonstrated when he cast the unforgivable Imperius Curse on Madam Rosmerta, the landlady of the Three Broomsticks pub, in order to lure Albus Dumbledore into a trap with her help. He is then able to disarm him, making him the unwitting master of the Elder Wand.
But Draco Malfoy was not his only master. During an argument at the Malfoy family's country estate, Harry Potter managed to snatch the wand from his hand and took it as a replacement for his own, which had broken shortly before.
This also transferred the loyalty of the Elder Wand from Draco to Harry. Harry then fought with it in the Battle of Hogwarts, where he also met Malfoy, who had borrowed his mother's wand and now wanted to get his own back.
However, as Harry was able to defeat him again, Harry finally used the wand in the final battle against Lord Voldemort. Harry did manage to win the battle, but this cannot be attributed to Draco's wand, it was rather the Elder Wand that refused to kill its new master.
The staff of the Elbenwald shop
Draco Malfoy's wand is one of the few whose shape remains the same in all the films, only the colour changes. While the wand is still brown with a black handle in the first six films, it is completely black in the last two parts.
The replica of this wand available from https://www.elbenwald.de/Harry-Potter/Draco-Malfoy-ZauberstabElbenwald is based on the version from films 1-6 and is supplied in a box based on the boxes in Mr Ollivander's wand shop from the films. It is lined with velvet for protection or the show.
The replica is 34 cm long, making it almost 10 cm taller than Malfoy's actual wand. However, the replica is modelled on the films, while the length is taken from the books.
According to Elbenwald, the wand is made entirely from cold cast, a special plastic.
