November 4, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge
Splurge on the Urge to Adorn
Urge to Adorn creates exclusive, retro motif, themed belt-buckles. The handmade, antique-finish buckles pop with vintage illustrations inspired by nature, mythology, western motifs and Asian art.
The buckles are crafted of 100% lead-free pewter and covered in 10 layers of toxin-free coating to create a distinctive “weathered” veneer.
Collect a series of buckles to adorn one of the belts that come with each purchase – your choice of a pliable latigo leather belt or a recyled rubber belt made entirely from agricultural tires.
If the collectible buckles don’t have a design you fancy, you may send your own photo to create a custom design.
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June 5th, 2009 at 5:45 pm
It’s always a pleasant experience to read the posts and articles here at Ecosalon. I especially love seeing all the new, handmade, and Green items available here. I just discovered Urge to Adorn’s fantastic Buckles; not only are they handmade, with such a great array of designs, they are safe to wear (no lead), and some use recycled materials too! Their designers must be very creative and talented. Urge to Adorn is one site I’m definitely going to check out.
Thanks Ecosalon for featuring their items. .
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