Otto Von Orlamünde Medieval Leather Belt, Various Colours

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Medieval knight's belt by Otto von Orlamünde, leather with brass fittings,

Different colors



This elegant medieval belt is a reconstruction of the belt of Otto VI. (VII.), Count of Weimar-Orlamünde, Lord of Plassenburg & Rudolstadt (1297-1340). The original template can be seen on the life-size stone portrait or epitaph of the Count, which is located in the Bavarian monastery of Himmelkron (a former Cistercian monastery and Otto's final resting place).



The approximately 4 cm wide belt is made of robust 2 mm thick leather and is equipped with a round buckle with a pronounced pin, a disc-shaped clasp and 14 rounded flower-shaped crosses. All fittings are made of brass. The belt is approximately 146 cm long in total (131 cm without buckle and strap end), has no holes and is knotted in true medieval style. This means that it can be tied precisely for a comfortable fit and is suitable for many sizes.



The leather belt blends best with early and late medieval backgrounds and is particularly suited to depicting a knight or nobleman of the 13th or 14th century.



This beautiful knight's belt is an elegant and authentic addition to any medieval outfit and a perfect accessory for medieval markets, reenactments or larp events.



Details:

- Material: genuine leather (2mm thick), brass

- Available colors: black or dark brown

- Length: approx. 146 cm (total) / 131 cm (strap only)

- Width: approx. 4 cm

- Buckle: outer diameter approx. 7 cm, inner diameter approx. 4.5 cm

- Weight: approx. 330 g



The above specifications may vary slightly from copy to copy.



Since leather is a natural product, variations in color and/or grain are quite common. Therefore, no two pieces of this leather belt are the same and the images above are for exemplary purposes only.



The brass buckle and fittings may have a slight patina or tarnish. We recommend taking care of them periodically, for example with Ballistol, a universal oil ideal for preserving steel and brass items.





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