Gavel
A gavel is a small, often mallet-shaped, ceremonial hammer. It is typically made of wood and is used by a presiding officer, such as a judge, auctioneer, or parliamentary leader, to call for order, to punctuate a decision, or to signal the end of a session. The sound of the gavel striking a sounding block is commonly associated with authority and finality.
Gavel designs can vary. Some are simple, with a single head, while others have a longer handle
The use of gavels is deeply rooted in tradition and ceremony. In courtrooms, a judge may use