the stallion genuine drinking horn Viking en Saxon tenten a later version had lacing

a later version had lacing at the sides

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the stallion genuine drinking horn Viking en Saxon tenten a later version had lacingThis drinking horn is engraved with a horse and the mouthpiece and end are decorated with brass fittings and Celtic knots. The horse goddess Epona was worshiped throughout the Celtic world and beyond. The Romans also adopted this god. Epona is the goddess of horses and riders. This drinking horn is handmade from a real ox horn. Avoid dishwashers and hot drinks. Wash under running water before use. Treat it with beeswax after each use for a longer life.