Hunab Ku Pendant | Hand-Carved Black Obsidian | Quincunx Toltec Symbol | Macramé Necklace | Mexican Jewelry

The Hunab Ku pendant (40mm) is hand-carved in black obsidian from Mexico and strung on a custom-length macramé necklace — woven with waxed thread on a fishing thread for comfort and durability.

The Quincunx (Hunab Ku) is one of the most sacred symbols of the Toltec culture. It represents their cosmovision: the sacred opposites and the balance of the universe — the human being as a microcosm of nature, the four directions, and the Axis Mundi at the center. Like four butterflies emerging from the center toward the four directions, it is a symbol of self-knowledge, transformation, and renewal.

The Quincunx appears across cultures worldwide — in crosses, pyramids, sacred mountains, and geometric figures — always carrying a similar meaning of cosmic balance and human potential.

Obsidian Properties: Sacred to the Mexica, obsidian is a volcanic glass used for spiritual protection, meditation, and self-reflection. It shields against negativity, reveals inner truth, and grounds the spirit. Discover obsidian benefits

• Stone: Natural black obsidian from Mexico, 40mm
• Symbol: Hunab Ku / Quincunx — Toltec sacred geometry
• Necklace: custom-length macramé
• Origin: Mexico — Nahuatl artisan