This drinking horn carries Fenrir, the monstrous wolf of Norse mythology, bound by the gods yet prophesied to break free at Ragnarok.
Drinking horns are among the oldest vessels in human history, used long before pottery or metal cups became widely available, since a hollowed animal horn was naturally watertight and required no firing or casting. They remained in genuine use well into the medieval period, especially at feasts, alongside carved wooden cups and mugs as everyday, accessible tableware. Fenrir’s story, including the god Tyr sacrificing his hand to bind the wolf, is one of the most dramatic tales in the Norse mythological cycle.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that dramatic mythological motif, sold without stand, part of our Norse heritage range.






