The Celtic wolves long leather belt of 170 cm is the perfect accessory to complete your unique style. This strong and finely crafted belt is made from 3mm thick brown cowhide, ensuring its durability and resistance to wear and tear.
One of the most outstanding features of this belt is its aged brass buckle, which gives it an elegant and distinctive touch. The buckle is attached to the belt with two brass rivets, which ensures its firmness and prevents any unwanted movement.
The belt strap features a Celtic-style braid and knot design, engraved with precision and detail. This ornamentation gives it a unique look steeped in history, ideal for those who appreciate Celtic culture and want to stand out.
With a length of 170 cm and a width of 4 cm, this leather belt will accommodate a wide range of waist sizes. Thanks to its 18 holes with reinforcing brass eyelets, you can adjust it precisely and comfortably according to your needs.
It doesn't matter if you have a waist circumference between approximately 70 and 120 cm, this belt will give you a perfect and personalized fit. Its versatile design and exceptional quality make it the perfect addition to any outfit, be it casual or formal.
Dare to show off a unique and dazzling style with the 170 cm long Celta leather belt with wolves. Make a style statement and show your passion for Celtic culture by wearing this exceptional accessory with you.
The Celts were a series of tribes that originated in Central Europe during the Iron Age. Later they spread across Europe as far east as the Balkan Peninsula and into Ireland. Occupying much of these areas until around 275 BC. C., their territories were gradually usurped, conquered and occupied not only by the expanding Romans but also by the Germanic peoples, leaving them mainly in the British Isles and Ireland. Skilled artisans, the Celts developed numerous types of patterns used throughout their culture to decorate all kinds of everyday objects such as ceramics, jewelry, textiles, as well as weapons and even monuments. Characterized primarily by intertwined animal-like creatures, spiral patterns, and a variety of braids and knots, the Celtic style even extended to many Christian illuminated manuscripts whose illustrators drew inspiration from ancient pagan Celtic art.
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