Take your style back in time with the Saint George medieval belt in brown leather! This impressive accessory from SPQR allows you to look like a true medieval knight.
Made of high quality 2mm thick leather, this belt provides strength and durability. With a length of 135 cm and without perforations, it adjusts perfectly to any waist measurement. Forget size problems and enjoy a perfect fit!
The belt buckle features the iconic iconography of Saint George on horseback slaying the dragon with his spear. This not only gives you a unique touch of style, but also pays homage to bravery and the fight against evil. Feel like a true legendary hero!
In addition, the belt is adorned with heraldic eagles and fleur de lis, classic symbols of nobility and honor. These details add a touch of elegance and distinction to your outfit, showing your love for history and tradition.
The medieval Saint George Belt in brown leather is not only a fashion accessory, but also an authentic piece of history. Manufactured by SPQR, a renowned manufacturer of historical swords and accessories, you can trust its quality and authenticity. Every detail, from the high-quality leather to the brass fittings, has been carefully designed to bring you an exceptional product.
With a width of 4 cm and a weight of 330 g, this belt offers the perfect balance between comfort and resistance. You can wear it for long days without feeling uncomfortable, while standing out with your unique and striking style.
Don't miss the opportunity to add style and personality to your outfit with the Saint George medieval belt in brown leather. Buy now and enter the exciting world of medieval times!
This elegant medieval belt is named after Saint George (George of Lydda), a Roman officer of Greek origin who served in Emperor Diocletian's Praetorian Guard and was executed in AD 303 for refusing to renounce his Christian faith. Canonized as a saint in AD 494, his veneration as a Great Martyr spanned the Middle East and Europe over the centuries.
At the time of the Crusades (11th / 12th century), Saint George had become one of the most revered military saints. He was praised as a paragon of chivalry, and the myths and legends surrounding his life and deeds (the most popular being the legend of Saint George and the Dragon) continued to be passed down from generation to generation in the Middle Ages. Depictions of him in the Early and Late Middle Ages, often depicted riding a white horse, are innumerable.
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