Early Medieval Brass Buckle - Decorative Craft

Early Medieval Brass Buckle, 9th-12th Centuries

Recreate the look of Viking and medieval outfits with this

handmade brass buckle

faithful reproduction of archaeological finds from the centuries

9th-12th centuries

.

He

arched frame

and

grooved bar

were common decorative elements in Viking and early medieval metalwork. These details not only reinforced the buckle's strength, but also reflected the art of the time. These buckles were widely used in

belts, bags and straps

between the centuries

9th-12th centuries

making this reproduction a practical and authentic option for

collectors and history enthusiasts.

The grooved bar was also often functional, helping to securely hold the leather strap, while adding a distinctive visual element that marked the craftsmanship of the Viking and early medieval periods.

Measurements (approx.)

Length:

2.4 cm

Width:

3.1 cm

Belt adjustment:

Up to 1.5 cm wide

Weight:

~12 g

Perfect for holding

belts, bags or historical accessories

This buckle is more than functional, it also provides the finishing touch of authenticity to your medieval gear.

Care instructions

Clean with a soft, dry cloth after each use.

Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to reduce tarnishing

To add shine, polish occasionally with a brass-safe cleaner.

Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Note

Each buckle

handmade from solid brass

Therefore, slight variations in finish, polish, or shape may occur.

Authentic historical recreation in a Medieval Shop