Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood
Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood
Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood
Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood
Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood
Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood

Belt loop for sword scabbard - Maple wood

Wooden belt loop for the sword scabbard, Maple wood.

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Kč549.00

Description

The loop is used to stretch the leather belt - a strap that is used to hang the scabbard of the sword.

In the early Middle Ages, the wooden loop was attached directly to the inner - wooden construction of the sword scabbard, and then the entire scabbard was covered with leather or other material. However, if the loop was made of metal, then it was attached to the surface of the scabbard.

The scabbard with the sword is worn with a loop facing away from the body.

I have been drying the wood for these loops for several years and I select pieces for it with a beautiful drawing.

After cutting and polishing, I paint the loop with linseed oil and then beeswax. This makes the wood drawing stand out and at the same time the wood is protected.

In this variant, the sides are drilled through so that the surface is uninterrupted. The tying is done in the same way as in the picture, but the string passes through the handle and cannot slip.

The side holes allow the loop to be attached with a leather string to the sword scabbard.

Tree species - Maple

Length: 14 - 17 cm

Width: 2.5 - 3 cm

Weight: 30 - 45 g

Product Details

Period
Antiquity 4000 BC - 7th century AD.
Early Middle Ages 7th - 11th century AD.
Material
Wood
Culture
Celts
Slavs
The Great Moravia
Vikings
product characteristic
Each piece is original, thanks to handwork it can have variations in size or decoration.
MD-002

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