This buckle follows the Tejika belt pattern, associated with the Balkan and Ottoman-influenced belt tradition, cast in brass and tin-plated.
This reproduction measures approximately 8.0 x 6cm, offering a genuine component for building or restoring a Tejika-pattern belt.
Deepeeka’s reproduction pairs with our Tekije belt range.
This buckle follows the Tejika belt pattern, associated with the Balkan and Ottoman-influenced belt tradition, cast in brass and tin-plated.
This reproduction measures approximately 8.0 x 6cm, offering a genuine component for building or restoring a Tejika-pattern belt.
Deepeeka’s reproduction pairs with our Tekije belt range.
The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is stamped from 18-gauge brass, a medium build within our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 9 x 3.5cm, an elongated profile within our belt plate range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This holding frog is worked in solid brass, measuring approximately 7 x 3.5cm, a mounting bracket for hanging a scabbarded weapon from the cingulum.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 6 x 6.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
