The Venus of Willendorf is one of the oldest representations of women, estimated to be between 20,000 and 30,000 years old. Initially, it was classified as Venus, believing it to be a reference to the aesthetic canons of the time. Others claim that these representations served as amulets or as some form of association with divine entities that would ensure both female fertility and the fertility of the land and crops.
What inspired us to reproduce this piece is that, to this day, archaeologists and scholars continue to debate the female form of this figure, some claiming it was a representation of women of the time, while others oppose calling it "Venus" because it doesn't represent certain aesthetic standards. Yes, you read that right. If there was a debate about women's physiques 30,000 years ago, how come there are people who continue to deny fatphobia in today's society?
This piece is a vindication of all bodies, but especially those that are bothersome and still want to be treated as sick bodies. Your size doesn't define you, and while many people believe this is a trivial issue, people with non-standard bodies face violence daily. This piece is a representation of Venus, and you deserve to be included in this category just like all women.

Venus W Silver Necklace is a piece handmade using traditional jewelry methods in brass, plated in 925 silver with a protective layer that extends the durability of the plating.

Medal: 22mm x 10mm
Adjustable chain: 45cm + 5cm extender