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Ankole Horn Server

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The Ankole Horn Server is a beautifully versatile addition to your table, equally at home with cheese, appetizers, dips, or dessert. Hand-carved from the horns of the Ankole-Watusi, also known as the Ankole Longhorn, a cattle breed native to Uganda's western region and parts of East Africa, this piece turns a byproduct of the food industry into a lasting kitchen object. No animals are harmed for this product.

The horns are purchased directly from local cattle keepers, providing income for their communities, then hand-carved by a small-scale artisan community in Uganda.

Available in Brown, Beige, and Bronze. Horn colour varies naturally within each tone, from lighter creams to deeper caramels and blacks, so no two pieces are exactly alike.

Why You'll Love It

  • Genuinely versatile. Suited to cheese, appetizers, dips, or dessert, wherever you're serving.
  • Sustainably sourced. Made from horn that would otherwise go to waste, with no animals harmed for this product.
  • Supports cattle-keeping communities. Horns are purchased directly from the keepers who raise the Ankole-Watusi.
  • Hand-carved in Uganda. By a small-scale artisan community.
  • Naturally one-of-a-kind. Colour and grain vary within each tone, so every piece is slightly different.

Product Details

MATERIAL

Ankole horn (Ankole-Watusi cattle)

ORIGIN

Uganda

SIZE

8" · 2.5"

COLOUR

Brown, Beige, Bronze

CARE

Hand wash only

NOTE

Food safe; keep away from heat sources

Discover the Ankole Horn Server

Hand carved in small scale, Fair Trade artisan cooperative in Uganda.

Sustainably made from the horns of the Ankole-Watusi, or Ankole Longhorn.

APPROXIMATE SIZE: 8" x 2.5"

Product Care
  • Hand wash with mild soap
Ankole horn serving pieces in Brown, Beige, and Bronze, hand-carved in Uganda, shown on a wood board.
Ankole Horn Server Sale price$40

Behind the Craftmanship

Maadili Collective

Crafted using sustainable materials and techniques local to Uganda, these high-quality pieces are handmade by skilled artisans. Offered through Maadili Collective, they forge a meaningful connection between maker and user—bridging communities across the globe.