Handsculpted from pearly off-white and pearly red polymer clay, these wearable accessories are not exactly ‘horns’, but are in the shape of amanita mushrooms that sprout from your head, complete with gills and a veil-like frilly ring around the stem. The spots on the cap are slightly raised and vary in size. These shroom horns are a bit top heavy and do not stand up well on their own for storage, but are made to sit securely and comfortably on your head.

Fabulous for a mushroom fairy, goblin, or other mystical forest creature!
These horns measure approximately 3 inches tall and have a 1.5 inch wide base. This particular style is not given a shiny sealer coat, but can upon request. We can also discuss custom colors, if desired.

They have holes through their base and are worn on a cord around your head, much like a headband. Can be strung on black or medium brown faux leather cording, easy to hide beneath your hair, and come with a round plastic cord lock to keep the cord tight without tying.

These horns will be made to order once you purchase! They will be as similar as possible to the pair shown, but will be a one of a kind creation just for you. Size, shape, cap angle, color, spots and details are all done by hand and will vary from piece to piece.

***Please see my shop announcement for my current turnaround time, as during busy times it can be several weeks! If you need your horns before the current estimated shipping time, a $10 rush fee may apply. If you need your horns by a certain date, PLEASE let me know in the Note to Seller box at checkout so I can get them to you in time! ***

All Prism Moon horns are handmade from lightweight polymer clay, with no molds. Each is unique and one of a kind! They may be accented with pearl powders, acrylic paints, glitter, crystals and other fun stuff. My costume horns are little wearable sculptures, durable and sealed with a protective finish so their beauty will last. They’re pretty tough and built to last, but I wouldn’t recommend dropping them, throwing them, soaking them in water, or using them to gore people. I would recommend wearing them to grocery shop, mow the lawn, important business meetings, and midnight frolics through woodland clearings. I’ve been making and selling horns since 2005, and was one of the first few folks to bring them to Etsy.