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Viking horn mug crafted from natural ox horn mug with engraved longship design. Ideal for mead, ale, and display.
Raise a toast in true Norse tradition with this Viking horn mug, inspired by the people of the Viking Age. Handcrafted from genuine ox horn and engraved with a proud Viking longship, this drinking vessel shows the spirit of exploration, strength, and celebration.
Material : This horn is made from ethically sourced natural ox horn, carefully shaped and polished to a smooth and glossy finish. Each piece has unique horn patterns since all are different naturally. The interior is drink-safe and suitable for cold beverages.
Design: The engraved longship motif stands for the iconic vessels that took Vikings across oceans and rivers from the 8th to the 11th century. With a dragon-headed prow, shield-lined sides, and curved sail rigging, the design means protection, power and exploration.
Use & Display: Ideal for serving mead, ale, or other cold drinks, this horn also works beautifully as a decorative piece for medieval interiors, Viking themed gatherings. It looks great with your costumes. The included drawstring pouch makes it easy to carry and even store it.
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This Viking horn mug is handcrafted from natural material. Minor variations in shape, size, color should be expected.
A: It is handcrafted from genuine, ethically sourced natural ox horn.
A: No, this mug is intended for cold or room temperature beverages only, such as mead drinking horn, ale, or beer.
A: Yes, the Viking longship motif is hand-engraved, for historical character.
A: No, natural horn varies in shape, size, and color.
A: The mug holds about 400 – 500 ml, depending on the natural shape of the horn.
A: Yes, it is ideal for Viking reenactments, medieval fairs, LARP events gatherings.
A: Hand wash with cool water only, dry after use, and apply beeswax to maintain the horn.
A: Yes, it comes with a drawstring carry pouch to protect the horn when not in use or during transport.
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