Drinking horn / mead horn 1.75 liters (59.17 fl oz)
Do drinking horns belong to the equipment of the Vikings or not? The fact is that, based on the findings, the state of science is that ceramic drinking vessels were the standard. Not only for the Vikings but also in general in the Middle Ages. Who appreciates the optics and takes it historically not so beer-seriously, will have a lot of fun with this handsome drinking horn.
By the way, there are certainly finds of drinking horns. However, these are considered ritual objects and were probably used for ceremonies. The fact that a drinking horn cannot be put down testifies to the fact that this drinking vessel is comparatively impractical in everyday life to a beautiful early medieval ceramic cup, however, the market medieval for this nowadays drinking horn holders in different shapes and materials in the offer.
Our horns are polished smooth on the outside, whereas the inner side is lacquered to be food safe. This makes it easier to rinse. This horn has a capacity of incredible 1.75 liters (59.17 fl oz).
Note: Our horns are a true natural product, so the colors and grains may vary. The image provided is for illustration purposes only and is not the exact same horn that will be delivered. Each individual horn is unique.
-Consisting of 100% real horn
-The outer surface is polished
-The inside of the mead horn is painted with food grade varnish to make it easier to rinse.
-It has a filling volume of about 1.75 liters (59.17 fl oz)
Scope of delivery: 1x drinking horn / methorn 1.75 liters (59.17 fl oz)
