Arrowhead Bones, Set of 10, 3 Inches

An arrowhead is one of the oldest protective shapes there is: a point that cuts forward, deflects, and defends. These ten are carved from bone, about three inches each, and notched near the base so you can wrap and hang them.

They are made for the maker, ready to become talismans, pendants, wand tips, or altar pieces. Bone grounds and connects to ancestor and animal spirit; the arrowhead shape carries protection and forward drive.

Key Features

Set of ten carved bone arrowheads. Roughly three inches each, with a notched base made for wrapping wire or cord.

Made for talismans. Ready to wrap into pendants, wand tips, charms, or altar pieces.

Protection and grounding. The arrowhead is a protective, deflecting shape; bone carries grounding, ancestral associations.

Product Details

• Contents: set of 10 arrowheads
• Material: carved bone
• Size: approximately 3 inches each
• Notched base for wrapping and hanging
• SKU: RAHBO10
• Natural bone, so size, color, and grain vary from piece to piece

The Spiritual Significance

The arrowhead is an old and widespread protective form. As a point, it deflects and defends, and across many cultures arrowheads have been carried as amulets against harm and as tokens of courage, focus, and forward movement. That shape carries the same charge whatever it is cut from: a small declaration of protection and direction.

Here the material is bone, which adds its own associations. In folk and modern practice, bone is a grounding material, tied to the earth, to the animal kingdom, and to ancestor work, the literal structure that remains. Worked together, a bone arrowhead becomes a protective, grounding object: a talisman to wrap and wear, a tip to set on a wand, a piece to place on an altar pointing outward to guard or inward to focus. These are general carved-bone curios rather than artifacts of any single living tradition, so work with them in whatever way is honest to your own practice.

How To Use

1. Cleanse a piece with smoke or your preferred method before working with it.
2. Wrap it with wire or cord using the notched base, to make a pendant, charm, or wand tip.
3. Set one on the altar pointing outward to deflect and guard, or inward to focus and direct intention.
4. Hold one in meditation for grounding and steady courage.
5. Carry a piece as a small protective token, re-cleansing it now and then.

Pairs Well With

• Black Tourmaline Bracelet, 8mm to pair the arrowhead's protection with a grounding stone.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks to cleanse the bones before and after work.
• White Selenite Wand to rest a piece on and keep it cleansed.
• Clear Quartz Polygon to amplify a protective or directional working.
• Rue (Ruda) Water, 8 oz to clear and protect the space around your talisman work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these made of?

They are carved from natural bone, a hardy material long worked into tools and amulets. Because it is natural, each arrowhead varies in exact size, color, and grain, so the set arrives as ten individual pieces rather than identical copies.

What is the notch for?

The notch near the base is there for wrapping. It gives wire or cord a secure place to grip so you can bind the arrowhead into a pendant, a charm, or the tip of a wand without it slipping.

What does the arrowhead shape mean?

As a point, it stands for protection, deflection, and forward direction. Arrowheads have been carried as protective amulets and tokens of courage across many cultures; the shape focuses intent the way a point focuses force.

Will my pieces look like the photo?

Not exactly. These are natural carved bone, so the exact shape, color, and markings differ from piece to piece. That individuality is part of working with a natural material rather than a molded one.

How do I cleanse them?

Smoke, sound, or moonlight all work well. Pass them through sage or incense smoke, or rest them on selenite, before you wrap or wear them and again after they have done protective work.