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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.

  
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  Horn Beer Mug, Fenrir the Norse Wolf Motif

  SKU: AH1103

  Fenrir, the monstrous wolf of Norse mythology, was bound by the gods yet prophesied to break free at Ragnarok, his story including the god Tyr sacrificing his hand to bind the wolf, one of the most dramatic tales in the Norse mythological cycle.

  This horn beer mug carries that dramatic mythological motif, combining genuine horn craftsmanship with rich Norse mythological imagery.

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

  
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  Viking Comb, Natural Bone

  SKU: AH1070

  A bone comb in the Viking Age tradition — combs were among the most common personal items of the period, found in the vast majority of Viking Age graves and reflecting a genuine, well-documented culture of personal grooming.

  
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  Horn Serving Bowl, Black-Brown

  SKU: AG1261.G

  This horn serving bowl is beautifully crafted in black-brown horn, bringing back the feel of 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. Appropriate for serving stew, soup, or any other individual portion of food, this bowl offers a genuinely natural material with a deep, dark finish.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that historical serving bowl, part of our historical camp range.