Horn Of Gondor

One of the most iconic heirlooms of Gondor, the Horn of Gondor was said to be heard anywhere within the kingdom when it was blown. Passed down through the Stewards of Gondor, it symbolized duty, courage, and the call to arms for the defense of Middle-earth. In The Lord of the Rings films, the horn was carried by Boromir, eldest son of Denethor, whose valor and sacrifice became one of the Fellowship’s most memorable moments.

As Seen in The Lord of the Rings

Boromir sounded the Horn of Gondor on his journeys and again in his final stand against Saruman’s Uruk-hai. In the battle to protect Merry and Pippin, the horn’s call rang out as Boromir fought valiantly until he fell under a storm of arrows. Broken in that struggle, the horn was laid with him when Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli sent his body down the Falls of Rauros. Its fragments were later returned to Denethor, sealing its place as both a relic of Gondor’s heritage and a tragic symbol of sacrifice.

Authentic Movie Replica

This officially licensed collectible is a precise reproduction of the filming prop designed by Weta Workshop for The Lord of the Rings. The horn is crafted of durable polyresin and wrapped in genuine leather, with molded details and screen-accurate coloring. It comes with a polystone wall display sculpted with the Tree of Gondor motif, allowing for elegant presentation. A certificate of authenticity is included, making this piece a true treasure for Lord of the Rings collectors and fans of Boromir’s legacy.