Mardi Gras Scepter—Orpheus 2

This glorious Mardi Gras Scepter was hand-turned in wood by Wand Woman, then
adorned in all of its regal glory by a New Orleans native who spent many a Fat
Tuesday throwing trinkets from an Elks Krewe of Orleanians truck. This scepter
honors the Krewe of Orpheus, begun in 1993 by NOLA native and musician Harry
Connick Jr. It was the first krewe to include women in its organization and
always incorporates flowers in its floats. We honor Orpheus with scepters made
of floral kissing balls, silk flowers, and musical notes in tones of purple,
green, and gold.

Each Mardi Gras Scepter is a one-of-a-kind item and no two are exactly alike.
Crafted with hand-turned wood and decorated with paint, glitter with ornaments,
ribbons and trims.