Great Norse Drinking Horn with Leather Holder

You were never outshined on the battlefield, so you certainly are not about to be outshined in the halls of Valhalla. The Great Norse Drinking Horn with Leather Holder is just what you need to drink your fellow einherjar under the table. This functional Viking horn vessel is crafted from a natural bull horn. Its large volume can hold copious amounts of liquid, ensuring that you may drink more deeply and refill your cup less often. This natural Viking horn comes with a leather belt frog so that you may always keep it within reach. Lacing at the front of the belt frog ensures a secure fit for the drinking horn, and the wide belt loop fits most medieval belts. The Great Norse Drinking Horn with Leather Holder is the perfect accessory for any Viking feast or medieval dinner.

Please note that, because this horn is natural, yours may vary in color and size from what is shown here.

Key Features:

• Can be used for drinking
• Includes a leather belt frog for easy carrying
• Perfect for Viking feasts or medieval dinners

Materials:

• Made from natural horn

How to Clean and Care for your Drinking Horn:

• Your drinking horn will arrive to you clean, however we still recommend that you thoroughly clean your drinking horn before use.
• Soak the drinking horn in hot water with dish soap. Scrub the inside of the horn with a bottle brush, making sure to get as far into the tip as possible. Rinse well.
• Fix the horn to stand upright and fill with warm water. Drop two denture tablets into the horn and let it sit overnight or for at least 8 hours. The ingredients in these tablets will provide further deep cleaning. After the horn has soaked, scrub with a bottle brush again and rinse well.
• If you desire, you can coat the inside of the horn with a food safe epoxy. This would make washing much easier and less time consuming. If you choose not to seal the inside, just follow the steps above when washing.

Measurements:

• Fits Belt Sizes up to 3.5 Inches
• Belt Strap Width: 0.75 Inches

Measurements are approximate.