A Viking Drinking horn for the voyagers and explorers, like Leif Eriksen of Iceland!

This horn is carved and detailed with the image of the classic Viking Longship atop the waves on a voyage through the Baltics or beyond, and is adorned with additional carvings of Celtic knotwork and decorative etching. Get drinking out of this horn like those brave voyagers once did!

Approx. horn measurements

Circumference: 18 cm to 24 cm
Length: along the curve 35cm to 39cm

Capacity: 350-400 mL (approx)

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All of the Northern European nations formerly drank out of horns, which were commonly those of the urus or European buffalo.

This horn has been cleaned and polished - if not then we are happy to replace. Please be aware that some tooling or scuff marks may occur.

The horn pictured is a fair representation and therefore your horn will differ slightly from the image. It may be lighter or darker than the horn photographed with different markings.

If you have a preference please let us know in your order comments and we will do our best to satisfy - otherwise a horn of random colour will be sent. It will still have the design of this horn.

Horns are an organic product and as such we recommend that you include a coating of beeswax or other food grade sealant. We do not seal with lacquer as this is not suitable to re-enactors who want the more historical approach of using genuine beeswax. Beeswax is naturally antibacterial and therefore better than chemical based lacquer. Both wax and lacquer can crack and flake overtime meaning they will pass through you and end up in the ecosystem, however wax is organic and will break down to its base components without leaving plastic residue in the environment.

You can use the horn without coating but depending on what you consume, some future contamination of the vessel is possible.