A Pollon/poron is the wand an ojamajo uses until she is strong enough to begin using their crystal balls instead. With each season as they gain a new tap, the ojamajo also gained stronger wands to cast magic with!
Ojamajo Doremi
Used from episodes 1 until 23 when their wands were upgraded, the very original wand the ojamajo posessed. While they mainly have the very same theme, each set of two apprentice were shown using different versions of the original pollon.
Originally the pollon had part of the owners spell in it's name.
Doremi's first wand
Peperuto Pollon (Magical Wandaler in English dub) - Doremi's one of a kind first season wand, until Pop gains the very same wand two episodes after the ojamajo gain brand new wands. This wand resembles a sword with a thick, light pink holding segment while the top resembles the other apprentice wands. At the top is a fuschia orb held by a golden band to match the all fuschia one at the very bottom of the wand. In the center is a fuschia part that has golden detailing around it, along with a little hole where magic spheres can be inserted into.
Hazuki's wand
Puwapuwa Pollon (Magical Wandaler in English dub) - Hazuki's first wand. Unlike Doremi's it looks to be longer and less clunky. This wand resembles a twirling baton and is used in that manner. Hazuki shares her wand design/style with Aiko. It is a long clear rod (most likely glass or plastic) with two fuschia orbs on both ends held with golden bands. The beads can be inserted into either end of the wand. This was Hazuki's wand from episode 4 to 23.
Aiko twirling her hand
Poppun Pollon (Magical Wandaler in English dub) - As Aiko was given the same wand style that Hazuki was, the only difference in it was that it had her spell name in it. This wand was only used between episodes 4 and 23.
Peppito Pollon (Magical Wandaler in English dub) - Pop Harukaze's pollon. Much like how Hazuki and Aiko shared their wands, she shared her wand style with Doremi, most likely because they're sisters. And also like the shared pollon's, the only differences Pop's had was the name. In the english dub, Dorie and Caitlyn shared the same wandaler design. Despite Dorie's wandaler being called an earlier model.
upgraded wand
Kururu Pollon (Magical Wandawhirl in English dub) - After reaching the level six apprentice stage, the ojamajo were allowed to be given stronger wands to aid in giving them stronger magic to rid of Majoruka and take back the Maho-do. In order for an ojamajo to gain a brand new wand, she must bring her most treasured musical instrument in order to fuse it with their previous wand. If an ojamajo was to lose their apprentice stage or give up magic, the two items then de-fuse and become their base items again.
Each Kururu pollon works the same way and does not differ in any way. To use this wand, the ojamajo simple spins the top and casts her spell. The Kururu Pollon looks like a reverse of Doremi's first wand, being a half, long trancluent wand full of magic spheres with a gold and fuschia orb piece at the bottom. The upper part is white with gold detailing and at the very top is a pale translucent pink orb with magic sphere-like pieces decorating the mid-section. At the inner-top of the orb are small music note pieces that will spin around.
Sharp
Picot Pollon - In the second season to fit the flower theme, the ojamajo gained both flower themed taps and pollon. Once again they all resemble the same and start as a light pink wand with a closed flower shape with golden lining, small fuschia markings and orb at the bottom, and a big translucent orb where the magical seeds can be desposited.
The upper part of the rod is a thin fuschia segment with a gold, leaf-like band attached to a light pink fancy piece that spins around whenever magic is cast. On both sides of it is a fuschia music note.
Wreath Pollon - Much like in the original series, mid-way through the ojamajo recieved brand new magical upgrades to fit their apprentice upgrades. Only apprentice that become Pureleine may wield this special pollon andt it takes to magical seeds in order to cast a spell, though sometimes it may only take one of the two seeds.
The wreath pollon is a pink and gold wreath/circlet object with a thin pale pink center that the ojamajo can hold onto. Everything besides this piece will spin whenever magic is cast. On each opposite end of this object is a circle shape with a musical note etched into it, where the magic seed goes into.
Motto and Naisho
Sweet Pollon - Named for the candy and food theme of the season, the sweet pollon is held on a multi-pink striped candy cane shape rod with a small fuschia sphere on the end. Right above the holidng spot is a pink shape with gold detailing and a very tin gold piece with tiny orbs on each side. Which connect to a translucent and pale pink striped pole, attached to a pale pink plastic bow ornament that attaches to a bigger fuschia sphere.
When used, magic will float through the spiral part up into the very top orb, which then lights up in the respective Ojamajo's color.
Pattisier Pollon - The pollon transforms into this whenever an ojamajo is in her own Pattisier form. It keeps the same coloring scheme and style to the wand and resembles a fancy spice shaking tool. It is a translucent object with many spiraling designs on it with some gold decorations and hande with a pink pearl at the end of it to match a few other light pink decorations. At the bottom is a pink flowery shape with dark pink orbs decorating it.
The ojamajo use this to bless the people who buy their goods and is used right after they finish baking an item. The magic comes out of the bottom and resembles sprinkles or tiny crystals of sugar.
Dokkan
Jewelry Pollon - A shiny wand with a jewel in the respective Ojamajo's color at the tip. During magical stage the pink middle section will open to reveal a pink jewel in the center. It can be held with both hands and is white and gold colored with touches of pink.
Magic Wristbands - Hana's magic casting device.
Attached to her wrist, they are white bands with pink trim. In the center are white pieces of layors and soft yellow ribbon shaped centers. A golden piece with pink above it resembling the top of her compact tap. Above this are small pink flower bud shapes. When using these Hana-chan spins her wrist around, then holds her hands out.