Description of the Product Bags attached to belts have been in use since antiquity in many cultures; even iceman Ötzi had a belt pouch 5 000 years ago. As pockets were unknown in medieval times, the pouch is a welcome addition to any historical outfit, giving it a layer of realism and practicality. The handy small pouch will hold your money, your pipe leaf, as well as your tinderbox. The pouch has no interior pockets, and it closes safely with an horn toggle. The high-quality early medieval bag with pentagonal outline is crafted from 2 mm thick genuine leather. All edges are nicely laced with flat, sturdy leather cord for enhanced looks and durability. The front flap is embossed with a Celtic cross motif. The purse is fitted with a sewn-on, approx. 4 cm wide leather loop for secure attachment to a belt (max. belt width 3.5 cm). Made of dyed vegetable-tanned leather (approx. 2 mm thick) Horn toggle Size approx. 14.5 cm x 15.5 cm x 4 cm Max. belt width 3.5 cm This product is made with natural leather. It may contain imperfections or not be 100% regular. The roughness or color may vary slightly. The tinting is done by natural methods and the final finish may vary depending on the original skin tone.
