Solid Brass Belt Fitting, Borre style Set of 5

Description

Inspired by Original Viking Finds

Bring authentic Viking craftsmanship to your leather projects with this Brass Belt Fitting, inspired by original archaeological discoveries from the famous Viking settlement of Birka, Sweden. Dating from the 8th to the 11th centuries, the original fitting shows the beautiful Borre art style, famous for its flowing animal figures and intricate knotwork. This design adds an unmistakable Viking character to any project.

Crafted from Solid Brass for Lasting Beauty

Each fitting is crafted from solid brass, a material valued for its strength, durability, and resistance to rust. Brass requires very little maintenance and naturally develops a rich patina with time. This gentle aging process gives the fitting an even more authentic, old-world look that many enthusiasts appreciate. These Brass Belt Studs have a lasting beauty and reliable performance for years to come.

Perfect for Leathercraft and DIY Projects

Whether you’re making a Viking belt, restoring historical gear, or adding decorative details to a leather bag, this fitting gives countless creative possibilities. The three tangs on the back make installation quick and secure on leather and other suitable materials. These fittings work beautifully as Belt decoration for belts, pouches, bags, bracers, journals, and other leathercraft projects.

Authentic Details for Historical and Modern Creations

Ideal for Viking reenactments, LARP, Renaissance fairs and historical costumes. Whether you’re a leatherworker, collector, or history enthusiast, these Brass Belt Fitting mounts combine traditional craftsmanship with everyday versatility, while the detailed brass leather studs design helps bring your creations to life.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe with a soft cloth after use.
• Allow the brass to develop a natural patina for an aged look, or polish it to restore its shine.
• Store in a dry place when not in use.

Note: Each fitting is individually crafted, so variations in finish, engraving, and color are natural.