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1987 USA 200 Year (1787-1987) Constitution Commemorative Belt Buckle, by The Great American Buckle Company. Limited edition serial # C22345. 3″ wide x 2.25″ high
This is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted belt buckle by Darren McNeese, titled“Exposure 8:15.”. Artist: Darren McNeese. Type: One of a Kind (OOAK). The layered industrial construction creates a form reminiscent of a contained event—frozen, observed, and held in place.
Artist: Darren McNeese. Type: One of a Kind (OOAK). Title: The Star Within.
Darren McNeese One of a Kind (OOAK) Belt Buckle – Archive Piece. This original belt buckle is a handcrafted design from the Darren McNeese archive collection. Created in the early years of my work, this piece reflects a balance between industrial texture and wearable form.
Darren McNeese Archive Orbital Buckle (2007–2009) One-of-a-kind handmade buckle featuring a circular, radial design centered around a raised dome and surrounded by a precise ring of metal studs. The composition evokes an orbital or mechanical form, giving the piece a strong industrial presence. Details: • 2.5″ diameter • 2.08 oz • Mixed metals, rubber, metal dome + stud accents • Fits standard 1.5″ belts Condition: Very good pre-owned archive condition with light wear and natural patina.
Darren McNeese Archive Belt Buckle (2007–2009). Original one-of-a-kind handmade belt buckle from the Darren McNeese archive period. Archive piece in very good condition. Leather inlay is intact and secure.
“Orbital Pressure” – One of a Kind by Darren McNeese. At its center sits a concentrated core, surrounded by a ring of polished steel forms and deep cobalt blue orbs. The majority of the buckle has been newly built, while retaining these original parts as a continuation of material and process.