Viking Blowing Horn — Plain Ox Horn

Raise this to your lips and you’re connecting with something ancient. A plain ox horn blowing horn — no carving, no decoration. Just the horn, the leather holder, and the sound.

Each one is a natural product. The curves, the colour, the weight — all unique. No two are the same.

Designed by Paul at Bushman Survival and crafted to his specification.

Details

• Approximately 12–16" in length (natural variation)
• Ethically sourced ox horn
• Includes a free leather holder
• Every horn is unique in size, shape and colour
• Made in South Wales

How to Blow a War Horn

These are functional instruments and do require a technique — it’s not quite like blowing a trumpet, but once you get it, the sound is extraordinary. I’ll be posting a YouTube tutorial shortly on how to get the best sound from yours.

A Brief History

Horns have been used as signalling instruments across ancient cultures for thousands of years — from battlefield commands to hunting calls. Viking war horns were used to rally warriors, signal attacks, and communicate across the chaos of battle. When you sound this horn, you’re echoing that tradition.

Perfect For

• Viking and Norse reenactment
• LARP and living history events
• Display and collection
• Gifts for history enthusiasts

Ethically sourced ox horn — every horn is unique.