Don McKee Celtic Knot Kilt Belt Buckle

Don McKee Celtic Knot Buckle

This Don McKee Celtic Knot cast pewter belt buckle features a St. Andrew Cross, otherwise known as Saltire, in a knot pattern design. Made in the U.S. by McKee who is world famous for his work, this pewter buckle is one of Don’s finest examples of craftsmanship. Designed to fit all standard kilt belts (2.25″ wide).

• Made in the U.S.
• Cast Pewter Buckle
• St. Andrew’s Cross
• Celtic Knot Design
• Fits All Standard Kilt Belts (2.25″ wide)

This buckle features a hidden St. Andrew’s Cross that is formed by the empty space between the Celtic knots. We know you love Celtic knots and interlacing, so we put interlacing on your interlacing!

About the Saltire or St. Andrew’s Cross

In 1385, the Scottish Parliament decreed that Scots should wear a white St. Andrew’s Cross to identify them. Scotsmen first hoisted a Saltire flag with white cross and blue background, as we know it today, in 1512. The fierce rampant lion is often considered the unofficial national flag. The Standard of the Earl of Douglas allegedly featured both a St. Andrew’s Cross and a Rampant Lion in 1388. This buckle featuring both the Saltire and Rampant Lions is a perfect way to show your Scottish pride!

About Celtic Knots and Interlacing

In the Middle Ages, Irish monks hand drew interlacing patterns within illuminated manuscripts, namely the Book of Kells. This knot is a single line connected, a metaphor for the soul that these monks believe has no beginning nor end. It’s basically a more complicated version of the infinity sign. The perfect way to connect to your Celtic roots!