Viking Drinking Horn Archaeological Replica

This Viking drinking horn is a faithful replica of the archaeological find from Stavanger (Stafangr), Norway. The original, with a raven inspired horn terminal made of bronze, dates back to the Viking Age and is currently held at the Museum of Archeology in Stavanger. Now, you can own a beautifully crafted horn inspired by this history!

Drinking horns were essential in the viking age, used for both everyday purposes and ritualistic occasions as described in the old sagas. This lightweight and durable cattle horn is polished and sealed with food-safe wax and oil to ensure freshness and long term durability, making it a functional piece for any occasion.

Stafangr Mead Horn Features

• Archaeological Design: Inspired by the viking age horn terminal from Stavanger, Norway.
  
• Unique Terminal: Features a bronze raven-inspired terminal for an authentic Norse design
  
• High-Quality Craftsmanship: Made from genuine cattle horn with a brass rim and polished finish
  
• Versatile Use: Ideal for drinking mead, reenactments, or as a display piece.
  
• Durable Coating: Sealed with food-safe wax and oil to prevent leaks and odors

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 materials.
  

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.