buckle rogier van der weyden silvered Baardolie en verzorging the tunic was worn in

the tunic was worn in an airy

and the neck piece consists of several lames to permit greater freedom of movement

broad fuller

Originally the torque was a Celtic/Gaulish neck jewellery piece that served as a symbol of status for the wearer

buckle rogier van der weyden silvered Baardolie en verzorging the tunic was worn inThis buckle is a replica of an original on the artwork: "Portrait of a lady" by the 15th century Flemish artist Rogier van der Weyden. Buckles like this were worn in Burgundy, Flanders and France around the 15th century. They were worn by both men and women. This buckle is made of zamak. It measures 7,5 x 7 cm and is suitable for belts with a width up to 5 cm. This buckle is delivered excluding a belt end.