Viking Blowing Cow Horn Whistle – Medieval Buffalo Sounding Horn – Norse Cattle Bugle – Hunting Tool with Resonating Sound

$48.99

Experience the authentic sound of ancient times with our Real Handmade Bugle Horn, crafted from 100% real horn. Each bugle horn is meticulously handcrafted and polished to perfection, resulting in a stunning exterior with a waterproof interior. Please note that due to the natural variations in horn, each ordered item may differ slightly in shape, color, and texture, ensuring that yours is a truly unique piece.
With its high-pitched bugle sound resembling certain animals, this bugle horn adds an enchanting touch to any re-enactor collection or historical display. Whether used for communication during hunting or to signal your approach in Viking and Medieval times, blowing horns were an integral part of ancient culture, symbolizing camaraderie and vigilance.
Embrace the beauty and craftsmanship of our Antique Natural Handmade Horn Bugle, made from cattle horn (ox horn). Each piece is individually polished and designed with a burning effect, resulting in a unique and eye-catching appearance. Add this exquisite bugle horn to your collection and relive the traditions of the past, where the sound of the horn echoed through the ages as a symbol of connection and safety.

2 in stock

SKU: Traditional-Horn Categories: Horn Creations, Viking Blowing

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These are natural products, so shape, size and colour will vary and have a natural finish. The larger the blowing horn the deeper the sound. Small blowing horns must be blown very hard and produce a high-pitched sound, large blowing horns are blown very loosely and produce a deep sound and medium blowing horns are generally the easiest to blow and produce the best sound! This blowing horn is made from natural horn with a steel mouthpiece. Size, color and shape will vary due to natural horn, but at least 14-16″ long. Please note : you will get one horn for the above mentioned price. Blowing horns were used in Viking and Medieval times as a means of communication, either to keep in contact with your friends (e.g. during hunting), or to warn people of your approach (Blowing your horn was a way of showing that you were not engaged in any criminal activity!)