2 Blesbok Horns Size Approx. 14" (measured straight)
- $49.00
- $49.00
- Unit price
- per
Product Details Measurements and exact-item information
- Exact dimensions
- 15 in H
- Country of origin
- South Africa
- Exact item shown
- No This is a standard size listing; patterns and markings may vary.
Care Instructions Keep your piece looking its best
Easy to care for
Regular light dusting helps keep your natural specimen looking its best.
Cleaning
Dust gently with a clean duster or soft, dry
cloth to remove dust, dirt, and debris.
Keep it dry. Avoid water and cleaning sprays to prevent moisture absorption.
Display & Storage
Avoid direct sunlight. Prolonged UV exposure
and heat can dry out bone and make it brittle over time.
Display or store your specimen in a dry, temperature-stable
environment.
Responsible Sourcing Our commitment to responsible materials
Nothing is harvested or obtained solely for decorative purposes.
Natural materials are given a second life so they can be appreciated rather than wasted.
How We Source
Our hides, skulls, horns, and other specimens are obtained as
byproducts of regulated agricultural and food industries.
Some specimens come from regulated population-management
programs or from animals that died of natural causes.
All products are obtained in compliance with applicable
wildlife regulations.
Naturally Unique
Every natural piece has its own distinctive colours, markings,
textures, and character.
By giving these materials a second life, we help ensure they
are appreciated rather than wasted.
Natural Blesbok Horn. Price is for 1 horn only. We posted various photos to show variations of shape and color. Blesbok is one of the most abundant of all South African Antelopes. Its horns are used to make knife handles or any other kinds of ornaments.
The natural finish without any polishing or oiling.
Average size is about 18 inches when measured straight. When measured around the curls these horns can be between 15 inches.
The blesbok or blesbuck is a subspecies of the bontebok antelope endemic to South Africa, Eswatini and Namibia. It has a distinctive white face and forehead which inspired the name, because bles is the Afrikaans word for a blaze such as one might see on the forehead of a horse.
