Drinking Horn with Stand Viking Dragon Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved dragon, a popular motif in Viking art. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a dragon motif - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Fenrir, the Norse Wolf Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved motif of the wolf Fenrir (also Fenris or Fenrisúlfr). In Germanic mythology, Fenrir, son of the malicious god Loki and the giantess Angrboda and one of the world’s tormentors, fights the existing order and ultimately embodies the annihilation of the world. The gods recognize his dangerousness, chain him to a rock with a ruse, and sink him deep into the bottom of the earth. The wolf is shackled for a long time, until eventually, at the twilight of the gods, he breaks his chains and devours Odin. Odin's son Widar kills Fenrir, but it is too late, the Allfather of the Gods falls and, with him, the order of the world. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a motif of the Norse wolf Fenrir - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved motif of Mjölnir. Mjölnir (= the grinder or crusher) is the mighty hammer of Thor, the Norse god of thunder and second-highest deity after his father Odin. In Germanic mythology, Mjölnir was forged by the dwarf Brokkr and, once thrown, would never miss its target. It was with this very hammer that Thor defeated the giants who incessantly threatened the Vanir and the Æsir pantheons. Nowadays, Thor's hammer is a popular motif for jewellery, talismans and decorative items. It is also a symbol of paganism within a Christian environment. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a motif of Thor’s hammer Mjölnir - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Odin rides Sleipnir Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved motif of Odin riding his legendary eight-legged horse Sleipnir (or Sleipner). The design is based on the 8th century picture stone which was found near Tjängvide on the island of Gotland, Sweden, and is now on display at the Swedish history museum (Statens historiska museum, also known as Historiska museet) in Stockholm. Although the motifs depicted on the Tjängvide image stone still leave room for interpretation to this day, the warrior on a steed featured on the right in the stone’s upper field is usually identified by most scholars as being the Norse Allfather of the Gods sitting atop Sleipnir. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a motif of Odin on Sleipnir - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Valknut Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved valknut symbol framed by a sequence of runes. The valknut, a symbol that consists of three interlocked triangles, appears on a wide variety of archaeological finds assigned to the Germanic peoples. While its true meaning remains a matter of speculation to date, some experts tend to believe that it may be associated to Odin, the Allfather of the Gods in Norse mythology. It has now found its place in modern culture, gracing many of piece of jewellery, talisman, or decorative object, and is particularly popular with the adherents of Heathenry, also known as Germanic Neopaganism (for example Ásatrú followers). Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings or Heathens! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a valknut motif with runes - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Vegvísir Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved vegvísir framed by a sequence of runes. The vegvísir (way finder) is a magic symbol or a so-called sigil (galdrastafir) of Icelandic origin. An actual representation of this symbol features for the first time in the Icelandic Huld Manuscript by Geir Vigfússon from 1860, a collection of runes / spells and sigils. There it says: If this sign is carried, one will never lose one's way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known. Although the vegvísir is often referred to as a "Viking compass" nowadays, there is no evidence of it actually being used by the Norsemen in the Viking Age (a good 8 to 10 centuries before the manuscript was written). Nevertheless, it remains a meaningful symbol today. While the adherents of Heathenry, also known as Germanic Neopaganism, interpret it as a representation of the nine worlds of Norse mythology, it is often used in modern everyday life (for example in the form of a pendant or talisman) as a symbol for guidance in the figurative sense, intended to help its bearer weather the storms that life brings along the way, even on unfamiliar paths. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a vegvísir with runes - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Drinking Horn with Stand Yggdrasil, the World Ash Tree Generally made from cattle or goat horn, and used as a drinking vessel in many cultures across different time periods, the drinking horn held great significance, especially for ceremonies. It continued to see service right up until the early modern period, especially throughout Germanic Europe. A particularly popular drinking container through the early Middle Ages in Scandinavia, it enjoyed mentions in both the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda. Although fragments of Viking Age horns are rarely recovered on archaeological digs, the number of preserved metal horn fittings lead to assume that their use was much more widespread than the actual horn finds indicate. The drinking horn we offer here is hand-crafted from cattle horn, polished, and adorned with an engraved motif of Yggdrasil, the world tree or tree of life. In Norse mythology, the evergreen ash tree Yggdrasil is the world axis that connects the heavens, the earth, and the underworld. As the embodiment of the entire cosmos or the whole of creation, this sacred tree symbolizes knowledge, life, decay, renewal and, ultimately, immortality. Whether in a modern home, or for re-enactment purposes in a medieval / Viking setting, this rustic, highly decorative drinking vessel will make for a true eye-catcher on any dining table. For hygienic reasons, the horn is sealed on the inside with a food-safe varnish so that you may enjoy your favourite beer (or mead) to the fullest. A convenient, easy-to-carry drinking horn stand made of hand-forged steel is included in the scope of delivery. The principle is quite simple: Just insert the horn through the opening, and the two legs of the stand and the tip of the horn will form a steady tripod, thus ensuring that you can always put your drinking horn down safely. A great gift idea for modern-day Vikings! Details: - Scope of delivery: drinking horn + metal stand - Material: genuine cattle horn (buffalo), iron stand - Engraved with a motif of the world ash tree Yggdrasil - Holding capacity: approx. 200 to 300 ml * - Weight (horn only): approx. 300 g * - Horn stand: Inner diameter: approx. 6 cm; Length of legs: approx. 10 cm; Weight: approx. 120 g Our drinking horns are not calibrated and thus exclusively intended for private use. Drinking horns are not suitable for dishwashers and should be thoroughly cleaned before first (and after each) use with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning agents that could damage the protective coating. * Please note that specs will vary from piece to piece and that above pictures are for reference only. As horn is an organic product, natural variations in colour, shape, size, weight, and volume are to be expected. The horn’s capacity may vary from approx. 200 to 300 ml, while the colour may range from black to any shade or combination of brown, yellow, or ivory. Each horn is a hand-made, very unique piece, and yours will be chosen randomly from our stock.

Geeignet für Hörner mit einem Füllvolumen von ca. 0,3 - 0,7 Liter Materialstärke: ca. 6 mm. Dieser besonders schön geformte Trinkhornständer wurde aus Eisen handgeschmiedet.

Klein: für 0,2 Liter Materialstärke: ca. 6 mm. Dieser besonders schön geformte Trinkhornständer wurde aus Eisen handgeschmiedet.

Ein quasi unabdingbarer Helfer ist dieser praktische Trinkhornhalter aus Leder. Mit einer Lasche am Gürtel befestigt sorgt er dafür, dass man während des Trinkens auch mal beide Hände gleichzeitig frei haben kann, ohne vorher das Horn leeren zu müssen. Durch die Schürrung kann es der individuellen Form Deines Trinkhorns angepaßt werden. Schweres aber geschmeidiges Rinderleder. Stärke: 3 mm. Mit Schnürriemen. Für eine maximale Gürtelbreite von 6 cm.

Ein quasi unabdingbarer Helfer ist dieser praktische Trinkhornhalter aus Leder. Mit einer Lasche am Gürtel befestigt sorgt er dafür, dass man während des Trinkens auch mal beide Hände gleichzeitig frei haben kann, ohne vorher das Horn leeren zu müssen. Durch die Schürrung kann es der individuellen Form Deines Trinkhorns angepaßt werden. Schweres aber geschmeidiges Rinderleder. Stärke: 3 mm. Mit Schnürriemen. Für eine maximale Gürtelbreite von 6 cm.

Ein quasi unabdingbarer Helfer ist dieser praktische Trinkhornhalter aus Leder. Mit einer Lasche am Gürtel befestigt sorgt er dafür, dass man während des Trinkens auch mal beide Hände gleichzeitig frei haben kann, ohne vorher das Horn leeren zu müssen. Durch die Schürrung kann es der individuellen Form Deines Trinkhorns angepaßt werden. Farbe: braun Schweres aber geschmeidiges Rinderleder. Stärke: 3 mm. Mit Schnürriemen. Für eine maximale Gürtelbreite von 6 cm.

Ein quasi unabdingbarer Helfer ist dieser praktische Trinkhornhalter aus Leder. Mit einer Lasche am Gürtel befestigt sorgt er dafür, dass man während des Trinkens auch mal beide Hände gleichzeitig frei haben kann, ohne vorher das Horn leeren zu müssen. Durch die Schürrung kann es der individuellen Form Deines Trinkhorns angepaßt werden. Schweres aber geschmeidiges Rinderleder. Farbe: schwarz Stärke: 3 mm. Mit Schnürriemen. Für eine maximale Gürtelbreite von 6 cm.

Einfacher und preisgünstiger Trinkhorn-Gürtelhalter bestehend aus zweimiteinander vernieteten Lederschlaufen. Diese Trinkhornhalter sind nicht verstellbar. Der Durchmesser der Hornaufnahme beträgt ungefähr 7cm, der Umfang somit ca. 22cm. Diese Halter sind normalerweise für 0,4l bis 0,5l Hörner verwendbar. Material: ca. 2,5mm starkes Rindsleder, schwarz

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 100ml bis 199ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 0,15 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 200ml bis 299ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 0,25 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 500ml bis 700ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 0,5 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 750ml bis 999ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 0,75 Liter

Trinkhorn / Methorn aus echtem Horn ca. 1 Liter Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 1000ml bis 1249ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 1,0 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 1250ml bis 1499ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 1,25 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 1500ml bis 1749ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 1,5 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 2000ml bis 2199ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 2,0 Liter

Schon lange vor der Zeit der Wikinger oder des Mittelalters war das Trinkhorn / Methorn eines der verbreitetsten Trinkgefäße. Hieraus wurde bei zünftigen Gelagen nicht nur der bekannte Honigwein / Met genossen. Unsere Trinkhörner / Methörner dieser Größe variieren und können 3000ml bis 3199ml fassen. Die Hörner sind von außen poliert, was ihnen eine sehr glatte Oberfläche verschafft. Von innen sind sie mit hochwertigem Lebensmittellack (Speichelfest und Alkoholresistent!!!) lackiert. Bitte beachtet: Es gibt immer nur Einzelstücke, da es sich um Naturprodukte handelt, daher kann auch die tatsächliche Füllmenge leicht vom Nennvolumen abweichen. Füllvolumen: ca. 3,0 Liter

Hergestellt aus Rundstahl, schwarz lackiert. Materialstärke: ca. 8 mm. In zwei Größen erhältlich. Innenmaße Ring bis Gabel: Klein: 0,5 - 0,7 Liter