Scottish Thistle Crewneck Sweatshirts

The Mole of Kintyre would like everyone to learn to play the bagpipes, and join his little Pipe Band. He loves touring the highland games venues in Scotland, and if you learn the pipes, you can perform in the championships too! An ideal gift for the son or daughter of any Pipers, whether in Scotland or in one of the Police Pipe Bands in America. This cute musician makes a great gift for Scottish ex-pats and musical grandsons and granddaughters too!

It is said that the Mole Of Kintyre is the best bagpipe piper in the whole of Scotland. You can often hear his music skirling through the air on a summer's evening as he explores the Mull of Kintyre and the surrounding villages near Campbeltown. A gift for any Scottish ex-pats, Pipe Band members, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends!.

Burns Night is an annual celebration of the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns, which is celebrated on or near his birthday on 25 January.

I know it should be year of the Ox but it doesn’t help that 牛(niu) does rhyme with Coo (Cow). Seeing as a yearly zodiac painting seems to be a regular occurrence, only felt fitting to give the highland cow some love! According to the Chinese calendar on February 12th 2021 the Year of the Ox will begin!

Scotland home of the brave Patriotic Scotland

Spiky white thistles and sea holly flowers

We suffer no bampots.

Pretty summer scene with magenta Thistles and multi hued Butterflies fluttering nearby.

Watercolour painting of Thistles and Heather wrapped in a scottish MacLeod of Lewis tartain scarf. 5th Prize Queanbeyan Art Society. "Nice use of contrasting subject. Good use of Space."

Inspired by Scottish Football

MADE IN SCOTLAND FROM HAGGIS AND WHISKY! An ideal design for Scots, those with Scottish heritage and lovers of the Scottish national dish - Haggis! Perfect for Birthdays, Christmas, ceilidhs and Homecoming, it makes a great gifting idea on a teeshirt, mug, hoodie and so much more.

Scottish thistles in a loose free and contemporary style

Saint Andrew's Day is celebrated every year in Scotland on 30 November. It is believed that Scotland's patron saint, Andrew the Apostle, was crucified on this date in AD 60. St Andrew officially became the patron saint of Scotland in 1320 when the country's independence was declared with the signing of The Declaration of Arbroath. The celebration of Saint Andrew as a national festival among some social strata and locales is thought to originate from the reign of Malcolm III (1058–1093). However, it is only in more recent times that 30 November has been given national holiday status, although it remains a normal working day. St Andrew was born in Bethesda on the shores of the Sea of Galilee and was the younger brother of St Peter.

Everything is better when it happens in Scotland. The land of Outlander and Jamie Fraser, bagpipes and kilts, shortbread and the Loch Ness Monster - what's not to love? Of course, life isn't fair and we can't always be in Scotland. That's why this t-shirt exists. It's the perfect Scottish t-shirt to wear when you're missing bonnie Scotland.

I'm not the meek and obedient type! Great gift for anyone who loves the wilderness, dragonflies and Scotland!

Add a touch of magic, mystery, and macabre to your life with this striking deer skull design.

Tucked away in a quiet meadow the little fox drifts to sleep, Surrounded by sweet smelling wildflowers, into his dreams they seep!

Scotland Forever

This is perfect to wear to a family gathering, family reunion or to represent your heritage at the highland games. Includes clan badge crest with Scottish tartan colors.

Beautiful goldfinches perch amongst thistles with Celtic knotwork background. Striking rich colours. Perfect for nature lovers.

No Scotland No Party, Scottish Thistle and Saltire Flag