Replica of a Minoan double sided awl weapon referred to as »Labrys«. A precise strong bronze weapon with a timber handle, masterfully home made with the conventional technique of casting bronze, museum kind oxidization and verdigris finish.
 
The awl is hooked up on a black Greek marble base. Weapons are round so long as men. They helped us continue to exist in historic records however lamentably additionally they developed as the principle equipment utilized in war. In historic Crete – Greek Island - the double awl referred to as Labrys, became an vital sacred image of the meant Minoan religion. In Crete the double awl best accompanies woman goddesses, by no means male gods. It appears that it became the image of the arch of the creation.