Barber Style Horn

The "Tulip" is a shaving brush whose design was already prized by the private barbers of upper-class gentlemen in England in the late 1890s. At that time, the handles were apparently made exclusively of ivory.
Now that is a bit difficult today.

However, the Tulip, made in Alpenrod, Germany, is in no way inferior to its forefathers in terms of ease of use and craftsmanship. The high-quality badger hair also does credit to the old masters and their Pyrenean badgers.
Today, badger hair no longer comes from the now protected European Meles Meles, but from its Asian counterparts (which are quite numerous), but the production of the heads by hand, string and resin is still the same as it was 130 years ago.

The Tulip is a well-balanced shaving brush whose ergonomic shape makes lathering up shaving soap a pleasure in the morning. The high-quality premium silvertip badger hair from the high mountain badger is quite tightly bound and lathers up even "difficult" shaving soaps excellently.
In short: a shaving brush as it should be.

Mass:
Total height: approx. 135 mm
Visible hair length: approx. 57 mm, tightly tied
Ring diameter: 22 mm Weight: approx. 75 grams