Belt slide with a falcon attacking a swan

In the foreground riders riding inwards in the picture, a man in cut up, Burgundian costume, hat with on one side the bare girded with a twist and with the eating of two different ...

The belt (faja in Spanish) is woven in a hip loom with wool and metallic thread. The belt consists of one piece of textile. The weaving technique used is upholstery or tapisserie (...

Man's suede jacket and snakeskin belt, probably made in Great Britain, 1972. Man's suede jacket with details and trimming of snakeskin, and belt. Hip-length jacket with a snakeskin...

This wide belt (faja in Spanish) is woven on a hip loom from self-dyed cotton and has blue and red stripes. The blue cotton threads have been coloured using the Ikat technique (als...

Ensemble of dress, knickerbockers, belt and hat, designed by Mary Quant, London, 1958. Knickerbockers, part of an ensemble with grey flannel dress and hat. The knickerbockers are k...

Dress, peplum and belt of silk, cotton and buckram, made in England, ca. 1872. Dress, peplum and belt of bright green silk. The silk has a figured pattern of black and white leaves...

On both sides of the paper exlibris designs for Jan Špiryt - 4 variants. A falcon carrying a book and a sun, a falcon sitting on a book, a falcon sitting on a frame of an image, a ...