Arbor Collective belt buckle with Hawaiian koa wood veneer inlay. Pewter-tone metal frame with Arbor tree logo Made using leftover wood from skateboard/snowboard production (« Waste Not ») Solid construction with standard loop and prong Condition: Pre-owned. Metal shows noticeable wear, scuffing, and distressed finish throughout. Wood inlay is intact with natural variation. See photos.
Smoke free, pet free.
In decent shape. Does have some “handyman” wear to it. Please see photos for condition. Is scuffed. About 3×2.5” in size. Smoke free home
Here is an interesting buckle for your consideration. This buckles features a mosaic wood pattern design. The condition is shown in provided images. Don’t miss out on this beautiful piece. Buckle material: Wood.
Materials: It is constructed from a polished hardwood featuring a central circular brass ring inlaid with a multi-stone turquoise chip mosaic. Era: This style of organic, mixed-material accessory was highly popular during the 1970s hippie and Southwestern fashion movement. Dimensions: approximately 3.25 inches in width.
Wood slice with lacquer finish on front. Hook closure. Best for 1 1/2″ height belt strap, or so. Belt Buckle by unknown maker, handmade. Good condition.
Perfect for collectors of western wear, wildlife art, or artisan woodworking. Material: Kingwood. Product Type: Belt Buckle. Date: 1994. Technique: Wood Burned / Carved.
The belt buckle was used for display in a shadow box case. The back hardware is damaged due to being securely placed for display. This can be used for display or it will need to be repaired (if possible) if it is to be worn. Please review all photos and feel free to let me know if you should have any questions. Thank you!
The back of the buckle proudly displays its « solid brass » composition and includes a blank rectangular space, perfect for personalizing with an engraving.
The natural wood textures provide a unique, organic feel, making it a standout accessory for western wear or artisan collections.