Early Medieval Bronze belt buckles Rectangular

Description

Early Medieval Rectangular Bronze Belt Buckles – Lost Wax Cast

This Bronze belt buckles is inspired by original finds from the 8th – 10th centuries, used across Anglo-Saxon, Norse regions. Its rectangular, slightly flared shape shows what early medieval people preferred. It depicts a clean, practical and simple design which looks elegant.

Handcrafted with a lost-wax casting method, this Bronze belt buckles is made from bronze, with the same ancient techniques used by early medieval people. This process gives a very fine surface detail with strength and weight that feels perfect for historical belts and leather gear.

The buckle is made to fit straps up to 2 cm wide, making it suitable for Viking-era belts, pouches and leather projects. As one of the classic Bronze belt buckles of the early medieval period, it is reliable and inspired by historical designs therefore great for enthusiasts and collectors.

Over time, the bronze naturally develops a rich patina, enhancing its aged appearance and authenticity. Whether chosen in a polished finish or an antique look, this belt buckle bronze buckle becomes authentic with use. It functions equally well as a medieval belt buckle for themed use or as a solid bronze belt buckles for historically inspired leatherwork.

Key Features: 

• Period Inspiration: 8th – 10th century Northern Europe
  
• Material: Bronze
  
• Casting Method: Traditional lost-wax casting
  
• Strap Fit: Up to 2 cm wide
  

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Store in a dry place away from moisture
  
• Avoid contact with acidic materials or harsh chemicals
  
• For polished bronze, wipe gently with a soft cloth to maintain shine
  
• For antique finish, clean dry only to preserve aged appearance
  

Note:

• Each buckle is individually lost-wax cast, variations in tone and texture are normal
  
• Intended for costumes, leathercraft, display and historical use