9th–10th Century Viking Bronze Buckle Knot work Pattern Lost-Wax Cast for 2.5–3.5 cm Belts

This 9th–10th Century Viking Bronze Buckle pays homage to the refined artistry and symbolic language of Norse metalwork. Inspired by excavated examples from Viking trade centers like Birka, Hedeby and Jorvik, this buckle captures the bold geometry and interlaced knot patterns characteristic of the late Viking period.

Cast in solid bronze using the traditional lost-wax casting method, this buckle features a rectangular frame enhanced by symmetrical braided motifs—a visual representation of interconnectedness, craftsmanship, and durability. Two terminal holes allow it to be securely riveted or sewn to leather, while the solid tongue provides functionality for belts or gear straps.

Ideal for completing your historical Viking outfit or adding authenticity to your kits, this buckle fits seamlessly into Viking, early medieval or Norse-inspired fashion. Whether worn at a feast, longhouse, or battlefield, it echoes a time of warrior merchants and master artisans.

Measurements(Approximate):

• Intended Belt Width (Small): 2.5 cm
• Intended Belt Width (Large): 3.5 cm

Care Instructions:

• Wipe gently with a dry cloth after use

• Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the patina

• Store in a dry pouch or leather case

• Bronze may darken naturally over time, enhancing its antique appeal

Note

Each buckle is individually cast and finished by hand, so minor variations in color and texture are expected.