Bronze Crow skull belt buckle life sized made in NYC

Life sized crow skull belt buckle. This is the last buckle you will ever need. Cast in solid bronze as one solid piece it will hold back the Huns. There are no moving parts.

Specs : the buckle is 3 1/2 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide ( 8.9 cm x 3.8cm)

How do I put it on a belt ? The buckle will fit any belt that is 1 1/2 inches wide ( 3.8 cm) or thinner. You will need a belt with a snap. There are a number of great belt makers on Etsy. If you like I can send them the buckle directly and you can have them fit the buckle to your belt. You may also simple tell them the width of the buckle receiver. 1 1/2 inches.
You may also of course buy a belt locally.

Is this only for men ? Heck no.

This was another one of those design, tinker, rework and try it till you get it right pieces for me. I have been wearing one everyday for about a year now. Truthfully I would have released it when the copyright when into effect but we had a tough time photographing it.

I find this buckle to be comfortable and versatile. I wear it with jeans but it actually looks great on a dress belt as well. I'm really pleased with this piece. You should have one.

I offer this piece in bronze, white bronze and sterling silver.

Just so you know as always no animals were harmed in the creation of this piece.

The model shot is from a fellow Etsy artist who makes really cool clothes : https://www.etsy.com/listing/184668482/green-micro-fiber-pocket-shorts-burning

More about the raven and crow family:

The Celts believed that Crow was an omen of death and conflict. She was associated with death transitions. Another belief was that the birds were faeries who shape-shifted to cause trouble. Magickal qualities included bringing knowledge, shape-shifting, eloquence, prophecy, boldness, skill, knowledge, cunning, trickery and thievery.

In the Middle Ages, people believed that sorcerers and witches used the symbol of Crow’s foot to cast death spells.

In most of England, seeing a solitary crow meant anger, but in Northamptonshire, it meant ill fortune. Crow, cawing in a hoarse voice, meant bad weather. A death omen was a crow cawing thrice as it flew over a house. The Irish believed that Crow flocking in trees, but not nesting were souls from Purgatory. Finding a dead crow was a sign of good fortune. Russians believed that witches took the shape of Crow.
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ALL of my pieces are designed and made here in NYC and are shipped in a complimentary gift-box. Let me know if you are sending your order directly to someone as a gift and if you want a personal note included in the package.

It will take between 1 and 10 business-days for your order to process. I will message you a shipment confirmation number when your order is on it's way.

Please email BlueBayerShipping [!at] gmail.com with questions, or to upgrade shipping. I ship using USPS First Class Mail with Delivery Confirmation which doubles as a tracking number you can plug-in at www.usps.com for domestic packages. There’s no tracking for international orders unless you upgrade to Express International.


International buyers please inform yourself about your country's import taxes if applicable.

I have a proprietary copyright filed and granted by the US copyright office on this piece as of 2011.
Copyright Blue Bayer Design NYC 2012 and beyond. All rights reserved. Date of first publication April 12th 2012.

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- Crow Corvid Corvidae