Medieval Bronze Fleur-de-Lis Belt Mount 12th–15th Century Heraldic Accessory

Description

This bronze mount draws on the deeply symbolic fleur-de-lis, a hallmark of medieval Europe that spanned court fashion, noble regalia, and religious dress. From royal crests to ceremonial attire, the three-petal motif conveyed legitimacy, sanctity, and noble lineage throughout the 12th to 15th centuries.

Carefully cast in solid bronze via the traditional lost-wax method, each piece carries with it the enduring artistry of medieval metalwork. The flared silhouette and rich finish make it ideal for bringing depth and story to any historical costume or craft.

With four discreet mounting holes, it affixes easily to fabric or leather, making it a favored addition for costumers, and period craftsmen.

Measurements (Approximate)
• Height: 3 cm
• Width: 2.5 cm
• Material: Solid bronze
• Finish: Polished Bronze or Antique Bronze
• Attachment: Four holes for sewing or riveting

Care Instructions
• Clean gently with a dry cloth
• Avoid chemical or abrasive agents
• Store in a moisture-free environment
• Optional: Use wax or oil to preserve finish

Note
Each mount is individually lost-wax cast in bronze. Variations in tone and texture are part of its handcrafted authenticity.