Lost Wax Cast Bronze Arrowhead with Perforated Blade 8th-5th Century BC 3.5 Cm

Lost Wax Cast Bronze Arrowhead with Perforated Blade 8th-5th Century BC 3.5 Cm

This

arrowhead

The perforated bronze reflects the ingenuity of early Eurasian gunsmiths. It measures

approximately 3.5 cm in length

is fused with the

ancient lost wax technique

Known for its detail and durability. The blade features two deep cuts on either side of the central ridge, which reduce weight while maintaining aerodynamic stability.

Iron Age cultures, such as the Scythians and the nomadic tribes of the Eurasian steppe, who valued agility in both cavalry warfare and hunting, favored this type of design. The socketed base includes a mounting hole that allows the arrowhead to be securely mounted on a wooden shaft, faithful to historical practice.

Perfect for collectors, museum curators, primitive archery enthusiasts, or costume makers, this replica captures the amazing functionality of an ancient battlefield tool.

MEASURES:

Length:

Approx. 3.5 cm

Base:

Plug with through hole for tying or gluing to the shaft

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Wipe gently with a dry cloth

Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture

Allow a natural patina to develop for a historical effect.

Do not use chemical polishes to preserve its aged appearance.

NOTE ON BRONZE CRAFTSMANSHIP:

Each arrowhead is individually cast using the lost-wax method. Minor variations in surface details are to be expected.

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