Bronze Arrowhead, Lost Wax Casting Style, 13th-8th Century BC | 4.5 cm

Bronze Arrowhead, Lost Wax Casting Style, 13th-8th Century BC | 4.5 cm

This bronze arrowhead is a faithful reconstruction of the projectile points used during the

late Bronze Age

in Europe and the Middle East. Cast in solid bronze using the ancient

lost wax (cire perdue)

combines traditional craftsmanship with archaeological precision.

It measures approximately

4.5 cm in length,

The arrowhead has a conical, leaf-shaped blade and a base with a rear spur to securely attach it to a wooden shaft, typical of Bronze Age martial tools. These arrowheads were prized for their penetrative power and their effective balance of durability and simplicity of design.

This arrowhead embodies the innovation and power of prehistoric warfare, whether you're organizing a Bronze Age exhibit, creating a historically informative arrow set, or expanding your collection of ancient weaponry.

MEASURES:

Total length:

Approx. 4.5 cm

Material:

Solid bronze (lost wax casting)

Weight:

Lightweight and historically accurate for mounting arrows

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Store in a dry and ventilated place

Wipe gently with a dry cloth; avoid chemical cleaners.

Bronze can darken naturally over time, forming a patina.

Periodically apply a light layer of oil for preservation.

NOTE:

Each piece is individually cast using the lost-wax method. Small surface variations are natural.

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