Royal Horn Spoon - Set of 2
A set of 2 handcrafted Viking-era spoons made from real bovine horn. Ideal for LARP, reenactment, and medieval feasting. Durable and historically inspired.
Step into the immersive world of medieval feasts and Viking hearths with the Royal Horn Spoon Set, a pair of handcrafted utensils that blend rustic charm with historical authenticity. Made from genuine bovine horn, these spoons are ideal for LARP events, reenactments, feasting at Renaissance fairs, or simply elevating your home dining experience with a touch of the past.
Each spoon is naturally polished and shaped to reflect the organic textures and variations found in authentic horn work, offering a unique experience that plastic or metal utensils simply can’t replicate. Whether you’re savoring a rich stew beside a crackling fire or setting a medieval banquet table, this set adds elegance and period-accurate detail to any setting.
Whether you're feasting in a Viking longhouse or enjoying a quiet evening of historical roleplay, the Royal Horn Spoon Set brings you one bite closer to the past.
Perfect for halflings and elves as well as medieval nobility, Viking warriors, tavern cooks, or traveling bards, these spoons serve those who seek not only sustenance but immersion. The Royal Horn Spoon Set is a must-have for any character whose journey includes gathering around a shared table and honoring tradition.
- Material: Handcrafted from genuine bovine horn
- Length: Approximately 7.1 inches (18 cm)
- Quantity: Set of 2 unique horn spoons
- Finish: Naturally polished; colors and patterns vary due to the organic material
- Use: Ideal for cold or lukewarm dishes—stews, grains, porridge, and more
- Care Instructions: Hand wash with lukewarm water; avoid dishwashers and hot liquids
Note: As a natural product, small variations and minor cracks may appear over time, enhancing each spoon's character and story
Whether you're feasting in a Viking longhouse or enjoying a quiet evening of historical roleplay, the Royal Horn Spoon Set brings you one bite closer to the past.
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