Horn Goblet- 4oz- Gold Cheap Pice Top Quality

Mug Description

Style: Horn Goblet

Tankard Type: Viking Mug

Material: Cow Horn

Capacity: 4 fl oz

Base:  Steel

Basic Information

This goblet is a handmade horn designed from ancient medieval and Viking style drinkware.  The goblets have been thoroughly cleaned, hand cut, heat treated, polished and sealed to maintain the beauty of the natural horn.  It is guaranteed to be leak free.  The horn is super-heated and aligned to create the handle which is an extension of the horn.  This makes the mug one seamless piece.   The capacity of each mug can vary due to the shape of the horn.  Each item is uniquely designed and no horn is identical.  As a result, colors, designs, and sizes may vary slightly from the description and pictures.  All drinking steins, mugs, goblets and horns are 100% food and drink safe. 

History of the Drinking Goblets, Mugs, and Horns

Drinking horns have existed for more than 2,600 years and have a variety of purposes, styles, and sizes based on the country of origin.  Drinking horns have been discovered in most ancient society including Greece, Scandinavia, Italy, Africa, and North and South America.  Each civilization created different designs of the horns.  These designs were based on the horned animals available in the region as well as cultural practices to clean and prepare the horn for use.  Around the 15^th century, many societies redesigned the drinking horn into the more functional drinking mugs and drinking goblets.  The drinking mug had a stable base so a holding stand was no longer required.  This decreased spillage, increasing sanitation in eating rooms.  Even with the advent of the drinking mug, the original drinking horn remained in use.  Many military units opted to carry drinking horns instead of drinking mugs due to the simplicity of carrying the horn by the waist.  In many European societies, the traditional drinking horn transitioned into ceremonial and ritual use.  Horns were adorned with gold, silver, and gemstones for nobility Viking and old Norse culture is most commonly associated with the drinking horn.  In these societies, the drinking horn maintained its prevalence far longer than other European countries.

No hot beverages should be used for drinking or cleaning.  Hot liquids can compromise the protective coatings.  Hand wash only.

Horn Goblet- 4oz- Gold