Horn Spoons, Traditional

Dimensions: 9cm
Material: Ox horn
Cow horn is a fantastic material that until about 100 years ago
was widely used for many things.
People used to make spoons,
combs, eyeglass frames and shoe horns out of horn, among other things.
Our horn products are made by hand with great craftsmanship in a small village in northeastern India. The horns are cleaned, sorted, boiled and ground before they are shaped into beautiful craft.
Horn is very strong and fully
compostable, a sustainable material, both for you and the environment. All horns used in Nordlys' production are a by-product of the meat industry and come from domesticated cattle.
Every horn has a unique color. That is why each item we make also becomes unique, and differences in colors are to be expected.

Horn is a very durable and durable material. If you want to clean or wash your hornware, you can do it easily with warm water and washing-up liquid. If you clean with degreasing agents such as washing-up liquid often and to extend the already long life of the horn, you can also oil the horn with a vegetable oil such as olive oil. And wipe off afterwards with a cloth.
Horn is not dishwasher or microwave safe. As these risk splitting the horn in its different layers.

Free shipping: Within Sweden on orders over 699 kr

Shipping Sweden: Letter 29 kr. Parcel DHL/PostNord 59 kr. Home delivery from 79 kr (depending on weight & size)

Shipping EU: €9.99. Free on orders over €99

Shipping Norway: From 129 NOK. Free on orders over 999 NOK

Returns: 14-day return policy from receipt. Nordlys covers return shipping within Sweden.

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We at Nordlys always strive to do our best to maintain ethical production and leave the smallest possible footprint on our planet.

Traditional craftsmanship is often produced in a traditional manner in many parts of the world. That is why we constantly work to choose partners with the best conditions and to continuously improve what we can. Long-term partnerships lead to long-term gains.

Read more at Sustainability – Environment & People.