Lokiceratops horn

This incredible cast was molded directly off of the real fossil horn to Lokiceratops, the newest species of horned dinosaur, and is a truly show-stopping centerpiece to any collection, exhibition, or display. This cast horn shows the impressive headgear that gave Lokiceratops its name. Comes on a custom hardwood stand. Lokiceratops was a large horned dinosaur (or ceratopsian) from the Late Cretaceous of Montana, about 78 million years ago. Named for its distinctive frill horns, which bear a resemblance to the horned helmet of the Norse god Loki, Lokiceratops achieved sizes of over 22 feet long and over 5 tons. Perhaps the most unique and rarest trait this strange herbivore possessed was asymmetry, with the frill horns on one side not matching those on the other.

Horn is approx. 12" tall, 16" tall on mount. Base dimensions are approx. 4"x6"

Authentic cast off of real fossil material

With every purchase, you’ll receive an exclusive information card, elegantly detailing the unique story of the dinosaur fossil you’ve acquired. This card not only provides an in-depth description of the species but also showcases a meticulously hand-drawn illustration, bringing the ancient world of your dinosaur to life. This thoughtful addition transforms your purchase into a journey through time, creating a tangible connection to the prehistoric past.