Viking Horn Mug "Triple Horn of Odin", 600/800 ml - Outlet

Viking Horn Mug "Triple Horn of Odin", 600/800 ml

Quench Your Thirst Like a True Northman

Whether you're preparing for a grand feast or simply relaxing by the fire, choose the size that fits your hand and satisfies your thirst.

Available Sizes:

• Standard: approx. 600 ml (~20 oz)
• Large: approx. 800 ml (~27 oz)

Why Choose This Horn Tankard?

• Material: 100% ethically sourced bovine horn.
• Craftsmanship: Hand-carved and polished to a high-gloss finish.
• Stability: A solid, durable plastic base ensures your mug won't tip over.
• Safety: The interior is sealed with a 100% leak-proof, food-grade certified resin lacquer.
• Symbolism: Adorned with the engraving of the powerful Norse symbol—the Triple Horn of Odin.
• Brand: Quality and authenticity are guaranteed by the premium brand Mythrojan®.

Where Your Tankard Will Shine

With this tankard, embellished with the symbol of Odin himself, you can experience the atmosphere of ancient times:

• At Renaissance Fairs, LARP, and Fantasy Events: You'll be a standout, and your character will gain more depth.
• For Rituals and Celebrations: Ideal as a ritual cup for toasts to the gods in modern Paganism (Asatru).
• At Barbecues and Parties with Friends: Show off your style and drink like a true Viking.
• As an Impressive Decoration: Even when empty, it will be a commanding presence on your shelf or bar.
• An Original Gift: Perfect for any fan of Vikings, Norse mythology, history, or simply high-quality and unusual items.

History and Myth in a Single Gulp

Drinking Vessels in the Viking Age

Mugs and drinking horns were an essential part of Viking feasts, rituals, and victory celebrations. They were symbols of status, strength, and brotherhood. In the mead halls, oaths were sworn, alliances were forged, and bonds between warriors were strengthened over these vessels. Drinking from a shared cup was an act of trust and mutual respect—the cornerstones of Norse society.

Legend: The Myth of the Mead of Poetry

The symbol of the three intertwined horns directly references one of the key Norse myths—the story of how Odin obtained the Mead of Poetry. This magical mead, which granted the gift of eloquence and poetic skill to anyone who drank it, was guarded by the giantess Gunnlöð. Odin, through cunning, seduced her and drank all the mead from three vessels. He then escaped to Asgard in the form of an eagle, regurgitating the mead for the gods and select humans. These three vessels, depicted as three interlocked horns, thus became the symbol of Odin's wisdom, inspiration, and the poetic arts.

How to Care for Your Horn

Natural horn is a beautiful but specific material. Proper care will ensure its longevity.

The Right Care:

• Hand-Wash Only: Always wash your tankard by hand in lukewarm water with a drop of mild soap. Rinse thoroughly afterward.
• Dry Carefully: Immediately after washing, dry the tankard with a soft cloth and let it air-dry completely.

What to Avoid:

• ❌ NEVER use a dishwasher: The extreme heat and detergents will permanently damage the horn.
• ❌ NO hot beverages: Do not pour coffee, tea, or other hot liquids into it. This could damage the horn.
• ❌ LIMIT strong alcohol: Not suitable for liquids with an alcohol content above 20%. Hard liquor can damage the interior sealant.
• ❌ NO acidic drinks: Pure citrus juices and other highly acidic drinks may degrade the lacquer over time.
• ❌ NEVER use a microwave: Using it in a microwave will destroy the product.