Rython made of brass and steel.
stainless, acid-resistant;
synthetic leather thong,
fleece cover; 13 x 4 cm.

Colonel Wolodyjowski clapped and commanded the apprentice to bring over the brew, sat down by Kmicic, filled the horns and began to speak…

Drinking-horn, most probably originating from the Greek rhyton, also known as keras, is one of the most intriguing chalices; the lack of stem, and therefore the impossibility to put it away when filled with liquor, provokes drinking games. For the sake of the more sensitive folks, it is worth mentioning that among drinking-horns in our offer, there are ones with lids preventing the contents from spilling out.