Aptly named (Bar barian, the collaboration was inspired by what Andi Kovel and Justin Parker of Esque call the "noble savage": objects that were once made from horn, wood and stone are reimagined in glass and leather.
A composite bow is a traditional bow made from horn, wood, and sinew laminated together, cf., laminated bow.
Poachers would not bother killing elephants and rhinos if it were no longer possible to buy and sell products made from horn or ivory.
The pieces, made from cattle horn and hand-cast Ethiopian metal, are also absolutely beautiful.
Steely though soft-spoken, enigmatic to the point of appearing to be a cipher, dressed in trademark double-breasted bespoke suits and owlish eyeglasses made from buffalo horn, Mr. Deitch was a kind of art-world Zelig.
Three-dimensional figures by Pedro de Mena and Gregorio Fernández, among others, were not only realistically painted; they also could have glass eyes and tears, ivory teeth, and toenails made from animal horn.
Shofar, also spelled shophar, plural shofroth, shophroth, or shofrot, a ritual musical instrument, made from the horn of a ram or other animal, used on important Jewish public and religious occasions.
This museum-worthy exhibition displays in intricate and colorful detail how much the opening up in the 19th century of a previously shuttered country influenced everything from hair combs made from humble horn to silver tea pots (their streamlined shapes suggesting 20th-century modernism before its time).
In the same grand space are objects Salem's seafarers carried from distant lands to display here, competing to reveal who had savoured the greatest adventure: a coconut basket from the Seychelles, a Chinese drinking goblet made from rhino horn and, poignantly, the wrinkled remains of the first-ever penguin to arrive in North America.
The Consortium for the Barcode of Life received a Global Impact Award to develop and implement DNA barcoding tests that can easily identify trafficked wildlife materials, such as a medicinal powder made from rhino horn.
A Yaazh, a melodic instrument used in the Sangam Period, and a horn, a brass instrument made from animal horns from Bhutan, were used.
