Mounted Bull & Steer Horns

Mounted horns bring natural sculpture into the home—architectural, curated, and unmistakably Western. These pieces add character fast without clutter, especially above consoles, fireplaces, or statement walls. Shop mounts with balanced presentation and finishes that feel intentional.

Extra-Wide Mounted Steer Horns – Hand-Wrapped & Rustic Patina Finish

$599.00

Mounted Longhorn Wall Decor – Grey & White Hide Wrap with Antique Nailhead Detail

$599.00

Mounted Longhorn Horns – Black Tip Horns with Spotted Cowhide Wrap

$499.00

Mounted Longhorn Wall Art – Deep Brown Hide Wrap with Antique Nailheads

$499.00

Mounted Steer Horns – Cream Hide Wrap with Antique Nailhead Trim

$599.00

Mounted Longhorn Horns – Frosted Hide Wrap & Antique Nailhead Trim

$499.00

Mounted Steer Horns – Spotted Grey Hide Wrap with Antique Nailheads

$599.00

Mounted Longhorn Horns – Salt & Pepper Hide with Antique Nailhead Trim

$499.00

Mounted Western Horns That Feel Curated

• Balanced presentation: mounts that look composed on the wall
• Scale that fits: sized for the room, not just the object
• Finish harmony: tones that work with wood, leather, and iron
• Instant identity: a statement that doesn’t need explaining

Pair with Consoles & Sideboards, Western Skull Art, and Lighting.

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