Brabantine refers to a cultural and historical region in Belgium, primarily associated with the province of Brabant. This area is known for its rich heritage, including traditional crafts, music, and festivals that reflect the local customs and lifestyle. The term can also relate to the dialects spoken in this region, which are part of the Flemish language group. In addition to its cultural significance, Brabantine is often linked to the Brabantine Gothic architectural style, characterized by its intricate designs and use of local materials. This style is evident in many historical buildings, including churches and town halls, showcasing the artistic achievements of the region throughout the centuries.