Icelandic magical staves are symbols used in Icelandic magical traditions for various purposes, such as protection, healing, and inducing various supernatural effects. These staves are usually drawn or carved onto objects, such as parchment, wood, or metal, and are often combined with other magical elements, such as runes or sigils.

Some of the most well-known Icelandic magical staves include the Vegvísir, which is believed to guide the user through rough weather and unfamiliar territory, and the Ægishjálmur, which is used for protection in battle. Other examples of Icelandic magical staves include the Ginfaxi, which is believed to induce courage and strength in the wearer, and the Lukkustafir, which are used to bring good luck and prosperity.

Icelandic magical staves have a long history and are still used by some modern practitioners of magic in Iceland and other parts of the world. They are also popular symbols in Icelandic art and culture.