Restorative Magic

Also known as UnTransfiguration or Counter-Transfiguration

Discovered by Alejandre Ellis-Smyre in her battle against "The Glass Queen", Genevieve O'Dilworth in First century AD.

Reversion Magic is mostly about wand movements.

Reverse movement of Fera Verto, for example, is to tap your wand to the object and pulling back three times, at the same time, concentrating upon what the animal looks like and how it moves. For a live creature, the magic will lift like a silver fog. Most beneficial technique in combat. 

Restoration spells: beneficial outside of combat

Solidify: A basic Transfigurative Restoration spell, resulting in turning Animate Objects back to their Inanimate State. discovered in 1452 by the witch Helena Greenburg. She developed a spell known as Solidius Magnifus, which reverted Transfigurations over a period of hours. In 1447, amended her prototype incantation to Solidius, which
had the greater effect of causing objects to glow brightly before
exploding and then proceeding to self-reconstruct in the period of 20 to
30 minutes. In 1452, she knew that the incantation she was searching for was Solidify. Solidify's wand movement is a series of constant, gentle swirls
until the magic begins to spiral off of the object. The incantation may
be stated at any point, however at the beginning provides the greatest
effect.

Reparifarge: A basic Transfigurative Restoration spell, primarily focused in turning Inanimate Objects, back to their Animate State. Began to appear around the 1600s. The path to this spell was started in 1604 by Rufus Pairfarje. In 1616 he found his family frozen solid. In 1618 he successfully coined Reparifarge and was able to Transfigure his family back. Has its own wand movement, but by splitting the wand movement of the spell used and saying the incantation in the middle, the magic is successfully split from the object and the Transfiguration is undone.