Pitchers made from ox horn horn have been used since ancient times by various cultures and civilizations. In the Middle Ages, these jugs were mainly used by nobles and feudal lords to drink wine, mead, and other alcoholic beverages.
They were also used in the royal court, at banquets and popular festivals. Horn tankards were an elegant and distinguished way of drinking and were considered a symbol of status and wealth.
In addition to being used by the nobility, horn mugs were also popular with hunters, travelers, and soldiers, as they were lightweight, strong, and easy to transport. These jugs were ideal to carry on long journeys and military expeditions.
Today, horn jugs are still popular at medieval and renaissance events, where life and customs from the Middle Ages are recreated. They are also highly appreciated by collectors and lovers of history and traditional crafts.