Spine Stacked Vertebrae black outline icon
Seven stacked vertebrae drawn from the front forming a straight spinal column
About the Spine Stacked Vertebrae black outline icon
Seven near-identical vertebrae are stacked in a straight vertical column, each drawn from the front with wide transverse processes on both sides and a rounded notch at the lower edge where the next bone meets it. It stands for back health, posture and spinal treatment. Use it on chiropractic and physiotherapy sites, orthopedic clinic pages, posture apps, back pain explainers and anatomy study cards.
The repeated segments make the stacking rhythm obvious even at a glance, and the flat alignment reads as a healthy, aligned back rather than a curved profile. It matches pelvis, skull and rib cage icons. Use 48 px or larger so the gaps between vertebrae stay open.
This is the black outline version of the spine stacked vertebrae icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.
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