A hero's legend, poured into a horn. This stoneware horn celebrates CuChulainn, the greatest of the Irish myth-heroes, whose exploits were recorded in the 12th-century Book of the Dun Cow. The boy Setanta, just six years old, killed the fierce watchdog of Cullan the Smith with his bare hands, then offered himself as its replacement; seeing this, the chieftain Conall christened him CuChulainn, the Hound of Culann. In his final battle, mortally wounded, he lashed himself to a pillar to remain upright and fight on. On both sides of the horn, CuChulainn rides in relief with his dog, hunting a stag through woods whose branches and roots transform into elaborate knotwork; a faithful dog with sword guards the mouth, and a rapture's head forms the tip. Sculpted by Bob Maurus, with a strap for carrying or hanging included — an exclusive, limited-edition piece for lovers of Celtic myth.
Material: Stoneware
Origin: Germany
Volume: 0.50 L
Dimensions: 11 in.

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