The Venus of Willendorf is one of the oldest representations of the female form, estimated to be between 20,000 and 30,000 years old. Initially, it was labeled a "Venus," based on the belief that it reflected the aesthetic standards of the time. Others argue that such figures served as amulets or were linked to divine entities believed to ensure the fertility of women, the land, and crops alike.

What inspired us to reproduce this piece is the fact that archaeologists and scholars continue to debate the figure's body type to this day; some claim it represents the women of that era, while others object to the name "Venus" precisely because it does not conform to specific aesthetic ideals. Yes, you read that right. If there is a debate regarding the female physique from 30,000 years ago, how can people still deny the existence of fatphobia in today's society? This piece is a celebration of all bodies especially those that make others uncomfortable and are still often treated as "unhealthy." Your size does not define you; while many may view this as a trivial matter, people with non-normative bodies face violence on a daily basis.

This piece represents a Venus, and you—like all women deserve to be included in that category.

The Venus W Pure necklace is a piece crafted from plant-based materials certified safe for food contact, featuring a silk cord.

Medal: 30mm x 15mm
Silk cord: 60cm
Safety clasp suitable for girls