Set of 3 Small Viking Drinking Horns, approx. 100 ml
Toast with your friends like a true Norse warrior! This set of three small, handcrafted drinking horns made from genuine ox horn is perfect for mead, ale, or your favourite liqueur. Each piece is a complete original with its own unique pattern and a capacity of around 80-100 ml, making them the perfect 'shot' horns for any historical festival, LARP event, or simply for enjoyment around a campfire. The set is supplied in a practical cotton bag with the manufacturer's logo, making it a great gift. Further product information ...
Set of 3 Small Viking Drinking Horns, approx. 100 ml
An Authentic Experience with Every Sip
Enjoy a stylish toast with this set of three small Viking drinking horns. Each horn is carefully crafted from real ox horn and polished to a high shine to bring out its natural beauty and unique colouration. This means no two horns are alike – you will be holding a truly unique item. With a capacity of around 100 ml, these horns are ideal for tasting mead, raising a toast with a stronger beverage, or as stylish shot glasses for your entire fellowship. Their naturally curved shape fits perfectly in the hand and adds a touch of ancient history and heroic sagas to every toast.
This set is the perfect accessory for:
- Historical re-enactment and LARP events
- Themed celebrations and medieval feasts
- Rustic home bar decoration
- An original and memorable gift for history enthusiasts
Product Specifications
| Material | Genuine ox horn, polished |
| Capacity per Horn | Approx. 80-100 ml (varies) |
| Length per Horn | Approx. 15-18 cm / 5.9-7 in (varies) |
| Total Set Weight | Approx. 600 g (varies) |
| Interior Surface | Treated with a food-safe lacquer |
| Package Contents | 3x drinking horn, 1x cotton storage bag |
Please note: As this is a natural product, each piece may vary slightly in size, shape, colour, and volume. This is proof of its authenticity and uniqueness.
A Glimpse into History: Horns for More Than Just Drinking
Drinking horns are one of the oldest types of drinking vessels, with a history stretching back thousands of years, long before the time of the Vikings. They were used by Celts, Germans, Scythians, and Greeks. For the Vikings, however, they were more than just an ordinary vessel. They were a symbol of status, abundance, and community. Richly decorated horns belonged to chieftains and kings, while simpler horns served warriors at feasts in the longhouses. In Norse mythology, the god Thor himself drank from a horn that was connected to the ocean – try as he might, he could never empty it. These smaller horns would be perfect for ritual toasts in honour of the gods or to celebrate a victory in battle.
How to Care for Your Drinking Horn
To ensure your drinking horn serves you for as long as possible and remains beautiful, please follow a few simple rules. Proper care will guarantee its longevity and hygienic safety.
What to Do:
- Wash the horn by hand only in lukewarm water with a little mild soap.
- Dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth immediately after washing.
- Occasionally, you can wipe the inner and outer surfaces with a small amount of food-grade oil (e.g., coconut oil) to help the horn maintain its natural moisture and shine.
- Store it in a cool, dry place.
What to Avoid:
- Never put the horn in a dishwasher. The hot water and harsh detergents will damage it permanently.
- Never heat it in a microwave oven.
- Do not pour hot beverages into the horn. This could cause the material to warp or crack.
- Avoid beverages with an alcohol content higher than 20% and highly acidic liquids (e.g., pure fruit juices), which could damage the internal protective lacquer.
- Do not leave liquids standing in the horn for too long (several hours). Always rinse it out as soon as possible after finishing your drink.
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