Duchy of Burgundy: Low Countries Golden Age for Commerce and Arts (1300CE - 1482CE)

Step into the splendor of the Burgundian Golden Age with our collection of artifacts from the Low Countries. Discover the opulence and artistry of 14th and 15th-century Europe.

Rediscover the Splendor of Burgundian Europe
The 14th and 15th centuries marked a period of unprecedented wealth and cultural achievement in the Low Countries under the rule of the Dukes of Burgundy. Our curated collection of artifacts from this Golden Age offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle and sophisticated artistry that flourished in the heart of medieval Europe.

A Tapestry of Power and Patronage
The Duchy of Burgundy was a nexus of political power and artistic patronage. Explore our selection of artifacts that include heraldic items, fine textiles, and illuminated manuscripts, each bearing witness to the grandeur of the Burgundian court and its influence across the Low Countries.

The Flourishing of Arts and Commerce
During the Burgundian reign, the Low Countries became a center for commerce and the arts. Our collection features exquisite examples of craftsmanship from this era, such as ornate jewelry, coins, and everyday items that reflect the wealth and taste of a society at the peak of its cultural and economic power.

Explore the Burgundian Eras of the Low Countries:

• Early Burgundian Dominance (14th Century): The establishment of the Burgundian state and its expansion across the Low Countries.
• Height of Burgundian Power (15th Century - Early): The Duchy's golden era, characterized by political stability, territorial expansion, and a flourishing of the arts.
• Late Burgundian Period (15th Century - Late): The period leading up to the transition of power to the Habsburgs, marked by significant cultural achievements and the beginnings of statecraft that would define modern Europe.

Each piece in our collection is a portal to the past, offering a connection to the days when the Low Countries were draped in Burgundian luxury. Own a fragment of this golden era and let the legacy of one of Europe's most influential courts inspire your collection.