For the occasion

Give the date.

Another candle, another bottle, another thing in a drawer. Or a horn glass pair cut with the date you mean. Two glasses make a better gift than one. Hand-shaped, marked, and sent with its origin declared.

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Marked with a date
A pair, not a single
Origin declared

The occasion gift

Some gifts get used once. This one gets inherited.

An anniversary, a vow renewed, a name worth keeping. Most gifts mark the day and disappear. A horn object cut with a date stays on the table for years, then passes to someone else.

Give the date, not another thing.

Two glasses, a brass-rimmed bowl, a marked pair for the table. The mark is placed only after you approve it, and every piece leaves with a note of where the horn came from.

The objects

Worth keeping.

The pair$340

Engraved Horn Glass Pair

Black and honey horn. The date goes here.

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The table$260

Brass-Rim Horn Bowl

A warm brass edge and a deep natural figure.

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The single$185

White Horn Glass

Pale horn, a brass rim, a carved diamond field.

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Origin: Domesticated buffalo horn, a by-product, hand-shaped in India and declared by species and batch.
Mark: A date or initials, $60. A crest or monogram, from $150. Placed only after you approve it.
Use: Cold service only. Care and heat limits are noted plainly with every piece.

Mark the date in horn.

Acquire a piece from the release, or commission a marked pair for the day that matters. The first conversation is free.

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