Arrowhead necklaces - Tenerian culture, Stone Age (the product for sale is the same as in the pictures)
Materials:
- Flint arrowhead, Tenerian culture, 5200-2500 BC, North Africa.
- Neckband: brown synthetic fiber, thickness 1 mm
- Adjustable neck strap length: 36 - 68 cm
- Arrowhead size: 2.7 * 1.7 cm
This unique necklace features a Stone Age arrowhead pendant. It is meticulously carved from flint and comes from the Tenerian culture of North Africa, dating back to 5200-2500 BC. Each of these arrowheads is a unique individual, carrying with it a legacy of Stone Age craftsmanship and survival. The synthetic fiber cord gives the piece a discreet and adjustable fastening.
Symbol meaning
The arrowhead is an ancient symbol of safety, protection, courage and precision. It reflects willpower and reminds us to move forward, especially in challenging situations. Native Americans have always attributed magical powers to the arrowhead, which is immortalized in their art in many different ways.
