Note for Halloween 2010:
There is no longer time for Made-to-Order horns to be produced before Halloween, HOWEVER, I do have 6 pairs of Ovis Satyr Horns in Natural Coloring and Gothic Coloring, and several other shapes in various colors which I will sell at a, slight to major, discount depending on the state of each pair. These are horns that were made for other purposes but not used, or were incorrectly cast with the wrong color scheme.

Call 415-323-3845 to check on what we have left.

Ovis Satyr Horns:
+ These devil horns look like goat horns, but are actually juvenile ram horns before they have grown around in a full curl.
+ There are 4 ways to orient the horns on the cord for 4 very different looks - See the Slide Show below
+ Made-to-Order using the latest casting techniques to make them amazingly light weight, yet very durable:
--- First we cast the horn in a thin shell of rigid plastic.
--- We then fill the shell with a strong, yet light, urethane foam.
--- Finally we cast the base with a semi-rigid resin for the corded headband base, or with a flexible rubber for the glue-on base.
+ You can order them in any color combination you want
+ The standard horns come with the 3 corded headband base for wearing in your hair
+ For bald heads we make a version with a rubber base which makes gluing the horns to your head easy and very comfortable
+ Illustrated instructions included with every pair.
+ Please select horn color and attachment options below by clicking the appropriate "Buy Now" button

Please Note: There are 4 ways to orient the horns on the clear headband.
[Pointing: Out and Up; Out and Down; In and Down; In and Up ]

- The slideshow above shows
Ovis Devil Horns in Off-White, with a Brown Base and Brown Tint
from 8 angles, in each of the 4 orientations on the clear headband.

- Click the arrows at the bottom of the image to fast forward or rewind the pictures.
- Click the image to see them in a larger format.

Detail images of the
Ovis Devil Horns in Natural Coloring (Brown & Off-White)
and Gothic Coloring (Black & White)
from 8 angles.
Click on the arrows below the image to move forward or back through the slide show.