Quantos fabricantes de varinhas existem?

Existem alguns conhecidos:

• A família de Ollivander
• Gregorovitch, que fez a varinha de Viktor Krum
• Arturo Cephalopos, mencionado em Pottermore
• Antioquia Peverell, dono original da Varinha Ancestral, foi acreditado por Dumbledore para ter feito isso sozinho; não há confirmação disso, no entanto
• Um sinal para "As varinhas maravilhosas de Jimmy Kiddell" é brevemente vislumbrado no Beco Diagonal no filme Pedra Filosofal ; se você considera o Sr. Kiddell ser canon é largamente até você
• Como eu observo em uma resposta a uma pergunta diferente, um fabricante de varinhas norte-americano chamado Violetta Beauvais é mencionado em uma manchete de jornal em detalhes de fundo para o filme de 2016 Animais Fantásticos e Onde Habitam . Como notas de Valorum , ela também aparece em Pottermore, fazendo dela uma personagem totalmente canônica

Sabemos que há mais (a entrada de Pottermore em madeiras de varinhas frequentemente "wandmakers" como um substantivo coletivo), mas não sabemos quantos; o entrada de Pottermore no Sr. Olivaras chamou o wandcraft de "profissão misteriosa":

The family of Ollivander has long been associated with the mysterious profession of wandcraft.

Portanto, parece provável que seja um comércio bastante raro

Além da boa resposta de Jason Baker, também temos essas informações de Pottermore em relação ao novo filme Fantastic Beasts. Em resumo, existem quatro principais fabricantes de varinhas americanas.

Shikoba Wolfe, who was of Choctaw descent, was primarily famous for intricately carved wands containing Thunderbird tail feathers (the Thunderbird is a magical American bird closely related to the phoenix). Wolfe wands were generally held to be extremely powerful, though difficult to master. They were particularly prized by Transfigurers.

Johannes Jonker, a Muggle-born wizard whose No-Maj father was an accomplished cabinet maker, turned himself into an accomplished wandmaker. His wands were highly sought after and instantly recognisable, as they were usually inlaid with mother-of-pearl. After experimenting with many cores, Jonker’s preferred magical material was hair of the Wampus cat.

Thiago Quintana caused ripples through the magical world when his sleek and usually lengthy wands began entering the market, each encasing a single translucent spine from the back of the White River Monsters of Arkansas and producing spells of force and elegance. Fears about over-fishing of the monsters were assuaged when it was proven that Quintana alone knew the secret of luring them, a secret he guarded jealously until his death, at which point wands containing White River Monster spines ceased production.

Violetta Beauvais, the famous wandmaker of New Orleans, refused for many years to divulge the secret core of her wands, which were always made of swamp mayhaw wood. Eventually it was discovered that they contained hair of the rougarou, the dangerous dog-headed monster that prowled Louisiana swamps. It was often said of Beauvais wands that they took to Dark magic like vampires to blood, yet many an American wizarding hero of the 1920s went into battle armed only with a Beauvais wand, and President Picquery herself was known to possess one.

Curiosamente, pelo que sabemos sobre seus estilos únicos de fabricação, Graves parece estar usando uma varinha dos Jonkers .