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  Beer Mug Tankard, Yggdrasil Tree of Life Motif

  SKU: AH1106

  Yggdrasil, the immense ash tree of Norse mythology, held the nine realms of the Norse cosmos together, its roots reaching down toward the well of fate and the realm of the dead while its branches stretched up into the heavens themselves.

  This tankard brings that powerful cosmological symbol to a genuine drinking vessel, a popular Norse mythological motif across our collectibles range.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that mythologically rich tankard, part of our Horn & Bone Collectibles range.

  
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  Horn Candle Holder / Shot Glass, Odin’s Sleipnir Motif

  SKU: AH1123

  Sleipnir, Odin’s eight-legged horse, was said to be the fastest of all horses, capable of carrying Odin across land, sea, and even into the realm of the dead, born to the trickster god Loki in one of Norse mythology’s stranger tales.

  This dual-purpose horn vessel carries that distinctive mythological creature, continuing the ancient tradition of horn as one of humanity’s oldest, most versatile drinking vessels.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that mythologically rich horn vessel, part of our Horn & Bone Collectibles range.

  
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  Beer Mug Tankard, Mjolnir Hammer of Thor

  SKU: AH1110

  This tankard carries Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, one of the most recognisable symbols in all of Norse mythology.

  Mjolnir was said to return to Thor’s hand when thrown and could level mountains, a weapon so central to Norse belief that hammer-shaped pendants have been found across Viking-Age burial sites as symbols of protection.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction brings that iconic mythological motif to a genuine drinking tankard, part of our Norse heritage range.

  
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  Horn Beer Mug, Curved

  SKU: AH3960

  This beer mug has been carved in a curved shape from genuine horn, recreating a vessel that saw wide use in the medieval period.

  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. Horn mugs remain a prized possession on many re-enactors’ tables today, offering the same natural material and warm, organic feel their medieval owners would have known.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that classic curved horn mug, part of our historical camp range.