• Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth
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  • Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth
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Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth

$44.98 USD
$44.98 USD
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Highlights

The ornate belt buckle made of authentic bone by Ulfberth is a striking accessory for historical reenactments and fantasy enthusiasts.

  • Handcrafted from genuine natural bone with individual grain and coloring for a unique appearance
  • Artful surface design with detailed carvings in a historical style
  • Easy attachment to belts 3 cm wide and up via two precisely pre-drilled holes
  • Optimal fit for counterparts with a maximum width of approximately 2.6 cm to ensure functionality
  • Versatile uses for stylishly enhancing garb in LARP and reenactment
  • Lightweight yet robust construction with compact dimensions of approximately 8.5 x 4.5 cm
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth
belt buckle made of bone
Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth
Hand-carved bone belt buckle by Ulfberth

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The hand-carved bone belt buckle measures approximately 6 x 4.5 cm and is suitable for belts approximately 3.5 cm wide. Mounting hardware is not included.
What material was used for the hand-carved Ulfberth belt buckle and what is the approximate weight of the product?

The hand-carved Ulfberth belt buckle is made of bone. The product weighs approximately 40 g.
What is the minimum width the belt strap should be to properly attach the hand-carved Ulfberth bone buckle?

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What historical models or eras served as inspiration for the carvings on this Ulfberth bone buckle?

The carvings on this bone buckle are inspired by historical finds from the Viking Age and the early Middle Ages (approximately the 8th to 11th centuries). The motifs are based on traditional Germanic and Nordic art styles, as typically found on archaeological artifacts from these periods.