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YUNBEN · Horn

Horn combs, gua sha boards, massage tools and ram horn pieces. The material is a livestock by-product from the Nujiang valley — nothing is hunted, everything is used. The core steps are done by hand; a comb passes through twenty-eight of them.

Hand-cut teeth 28 steps MOQ 50 pcs Logo engraving available
COMB-WIDE

Wide-Tooth Horn Comb

Buffalo horn · 18 steps · 2.2 mm pitch
$29 Hand time 3.5 h
COMB-FINE

Fine-Tooth Horn Comb

Water buffalo horn · 24 steps · 1.6 mm pitch
$32 Hand time 4 h
BEST SELLER COMB-HALFMOON

Half-Moon Hand-Cut Comb

Water buffalo horn · 28 steps · hand-corrected teeth
$39 Hand time 6.5 h
GUA-MOON

Crescent Gua Sha

Water buffalo horn · 16 steps · 45° bevelled edge
$24 Hand time 4 h
GUA-FISH

Fish Gua Sha

Water buffalo horn · 18 steps · dual curvature
$26 Hand time 4.5 h
NEW MASSAGE-STICK

Horn Massage Stick

Water buffalo horn · 20 steps · rounded ends
$38 Hand time 5 h
COMB-SCALP

Scalp Massage Comb

Buffalo horn · 22 steps · rounded wide teeth
$34 Hand time 4.5 h
COMB-RAM

Ram Horn Comb

Ram horn · 20 steps · shaped from the whole horn
$42 Hand time 5 h
SCOOP-HORN

Horn Tea Scoop

Horn · 16 steps · hand-hollowed
$28 Hand time 4 h
Material

Only the middle of the horn.

The ends crack. One adult buffalo horn yields two or three combs; offcuts become tea scoops and small pieces, so almost nothing is wasted.

Colour ranges from amber to near-black. Variation within a batch is the material, not a defect. If you need a consistent colour range, say so and we will sort by tone.

Use & claims

A tool, not a device.

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No medical claims

Combs, boards and massage tools are everyday objects. We make no therapeutic, disease or treatment claims — including on overseas listings — to stay clear of FDA/FTC and EU MDR exposure.

02
Material origin documented

Horn is a domestic livestock by-product, not a wildlife product. Origin statements are issued per batch; CITES status is confirmed shipment by shipment.

03
Care

Rinse in warm water and dry immediately. Avoid soaking and heat. Do not use alcohol or alkaline cleaners — they damage the keratin layer.