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Pas kontuszowy "Złotolity" - manufaktura, misterne rzemiosło, strój szlachecki, Polska XXI w.
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Pas kontuszowy " Złotolity" - manufaktura, misterne rzemiosło, strój szlachecki, Polska XXI w.—
€505.75
Before you is an exceptional and authentic kontusz sash, once an inseparable element of the noble attire in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. This particular specimen is a work of Polish manufacture, which enhances its historical and collectible value. Kontusz sashes, also called słuck sashes (after the most famous manufactories), were a symbol of status, wealth, and Polish tradition.
The sash was made with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, which confirms the seller's description as a "meticulous work of craftsmanship." Traditionally, such sashes were woven from gold or silver threads on a silk or velvet background, often decorated with elaborate floral, geometric, or heraldic motifs. They were used to gird the kontusz, emphasizing the waist and giving the silhouette a distinctive, dignified appearance.
Today, the kontusz sash is not only a priceless material relic but also a tangible trace of Polish history and Sarmatian culture. It is a sought-after object for collectors of militaria, historical costumes, Varsaviana, and enthusiasts of native artistic craftsmanship. It serves as a magnificent decoration and a unique exhibit for a collection with a patriotic or historical theme.
Due to its uniqueness and historical value, this kontusz sash is an investment in a piece of Polish heritage. We invite you to purchase this exceptional testimony of the era.
The sash was made with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, which confirms the seller's description as a "meticulous work of craftsmanship." Traditionally, such sashes were woven from gold or silver threads on a silk or velvet background, often decorated with elaborate floral, geometric, or heraldic motifs. They were used to gird the kontusz, emphasizing the waist and giving the silhouette a distinctive, dignified appearance.
Today, the kontusz sash is not only a priceless material relic but also a tangible trace of Polish history and Sarmatian culture. It is a sought-after object for collectors of militaria, historical costumes, Varsaviana, and enthusiasts of native artistic craftsmanship. It serves as a magnificent decoration and a unique exhibit for a collection with a patriotic or historical theme.
Due to its uniqueness and historical value, this kontusz sash is an investment in a piece of Polish heritage. We invite you to purchase this exceptional testimony of the era.
