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Crafting Motif 106: Silver Rose Belts
by Chief Archivist Bartholomew
A description of what Silver Rose belts should look like
Like our namesake, the liveries of the venerable Knights of the Silver Rose have grown haler and more beautiful with each generation, tended by collective wisdom and guidance of our order. Here I record the essential elements of form and function in our arms and armaments as dictated by Prior Theirric [sic] Sarazen, Knight-Commander of the Silver Rose, 2E 579.
BELTS
The six-point belts of our uniforms embrace the hips sensually, locking securely in the rose emblemed buckles like the vines of a climbing rose clinging tightly to its purchase. This design holds all long doublets, tabards, and tassets firmly in place during the rigors of vigorous exertion.