Handmade Artisan Sporting Belt
Add distinctive style to your look with our one-of-a-kind Handmade Artisan Sporting Belt.
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This Artisan Sporting Belt is made with hand tools and traditional jewelers' methods by Mark Goodwin, using recycled metals and his knowledge of animal anatomy as a veterinarian, fisherman, and hunter. No two buckles are identical. Mark captures the essential anatomical form of animals and then positions them in action so that each buckle tells a story. Each artisan buckle is created using a multi-step process with five metals, finished, and then partnered with a luxurious, full-grain buffalo leather belt. Trout features a turquoise gemstone. Salt Flats features a tarpon, permit, and bonefish. Quail features a bobwhite quail. Five recycled metals: bronze, pewter, brass, nickel, and copper/turquoise is from the Sleeping Beauty mine, Globe, Arizona. Do not use metal polish. Wax occasionally with any high-quality paste wax. Made in USA.
Even waist sizes 34-44. Order one size up from pants size. Buckles are 2¼" wide. Belt is 1½" wide.
Even waist sizes 34-44. Order one size up from pants size. Buckles are 2¼" wide. Belt is 1½" wide.
- Artisan sporting buckle and belt
- Handmade of five recycled metals
- No two are alike
- Partnered with a full-grain buffalo leather belt
- Trout features a turquoise gemstone
- Salt Flats features a tarpon, permit, and bonefish
- Quail features a bobwhite quail
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