Viking Horn Tankard, Thor and Jörmungandr final fight
A solid drinking horn mug that fits approx. 1 pint 🍺 usually more 🤗
We all know of the Thor, the God of Thunder, but did you know who is destined to kill him? Jörmungandr is the Midgard Serpent from Norse mythology who encircles the world. He is the son of Loki and the giantess Angrboða. At Ragnarök, the Twilight of the Gods, he slays and is slain by the god Thor which is depicted on this Ox Horn Drinking Tankard.
Horn Tankard Details:
Large: Approx 500ml
Hand carved
Self standing Horn Mug
Drinking Horns in History:
Drinking horns were used throughout Europe (Viking, Greek, Roman, Germanic Tribes and Saxons) up to around the 12th Century where pottery starts to become more wide spread. Mugs and Tankards are a modern concept, widely seen in TV & Film such as Game of Thrones, Lord of The Rings and Vikings
How To Clean A Horn Tankard:
Rinse with warm soapy water
Allow to dry completely
Apply a food grade oil, mineral or veg oil is OK
If you notice a persistent odour soak with White Vinegar and Water for a couple of hours.
DO NOT DISHWASHER or use hot water.
Customer Reviews
I was pleasantly surprised to have this delivered today. Very quick I thought.
Communication with the seller was perfect, even when he was away!
An amazing cup in the photos and it's even better in person!
A top Smiðr!
Will be buying from you again for sure :)
Quick delivery,looks good, holds liquid can't complain. Thank you.
It looks fantastic many thanks
Magnifique choppe. C'est pour un cadeau j'ai hâte de l'offrir, la qualité est au rendez-vous
This present is absolutely stunning and the craftsmanship is truly remarkable. I appreciate the impeccable service from beginning to end. Thank you again Paul!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We are thrilled to hear that you are satisfied with your Viking Drinking Tankard. Our team takes great pride in creating high-quality products and providing excellent customer service. Thank you for choosing us and we hope you continue to enjoy your purchase. Skol
