English Ale Horn Archaeological Replica

Step back into the 6th century with this Anglo-Saxon ale horn, inspired by the archaeological find at Taplow (Tæppa's Burrow), England. Discovered in a rich burial mound from the height of Anglo-Saxon culture, the original artifact features a bronze terminal with traditional knotwork and spiral designs. The original is kept at the British Museum in London, but you can now own a horn inspired by this historical treasure!

Crafted from polished cattle horn and sealed with food-safe wax and oil, this mead drinking horn offers both functionality and historical authenticity. It’s perfect for rituals, feasts, or as a unique display piece that honors the oldest Anglo-Saxon tradition.

Mead Drinking Horn Features

• Historical Design: Based on the 6th-century archaeological find from Taplow, England.
  
• Authentic Terminal: Features a bronze terminal with traditional knotwork and spiral design
  
• Durable Craftsmanship: Made from genuine cattle horn for an authentic look and feel.
  
• Practical Coating: Sealed with food-safe wax and oil to prevent leaks and odor
  
• Versatile Use: Ideal for drinking ale, reenactments, or as a collectible display item.

Product Information

• Size: Approximately 15–18 inches
  
• Material: Cattle horn, bronze terminal, brass rim
  
• Interior Coating: Food-grade Howard Butcher Block Conditioner and Cutting Board Oil.
  
• Stand: Not included
  
• Variations: Slight differences in color, shape, and size due to natural material

Important Drinking Horn Care Instructions

1. Avoid hot beverages or exposure to hot environments.
   
2. Clean with a brush and dish soap only
   
3. Do not use a dishwasher
   
4. Not recommended for strong liquors or carbonated drinks.