Scottish Fairy Mugs

This photography is another beautiful piece of art within itself from Priscilla Balderas of Lovepris.com; I’m such a huge fan of her stunning work. Katy is a beautiful young lady who’s featured in this and not only is she ethereal and elegant, but a jaw-dropping beauty. This reminded me so much of my Scottish roots and my Scottish family ties, hence the title. It’s amazing how the mountains of Colorado, my home state, brought this idea to me. I just fell in love with the photo. “Bruadarach” is a Scottish Gaelic word meaning “dreamer” or “visionary”.

Scottish Fairy & Folk Tales

A cute and colorful fantasy landscape design with a tower building in the front, some green hills and a church or castle in the background.

The mischievous and helpful brownie from English and Scottish folklore

She may need to watch out for the thistle nettles, but never for the Honeybee sting! The work of nectar gathering is more fun with friends.

This original photographic image has been vectorized to give a beautiful painterly feel and shows the pretty lights adorned across Sauchiehall Lane in Glasgow, Scotland.

If you hike up from the Fairy Pools in the Isle of Skye you can reach the beautiful view point in Bidean Druim nan Ramh!

Scottish countryside with castle made with the AI

In Scotland can simply mean distracted, in a day dream or slightly mad depending on the context it's uttered.

Glen Nevis, Scotland.

Glen Nevis, Scotland.

Dunvegan Castle is located 22 miles west of Portree on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Dunvegan Castle is the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and has been the stronghold of the Chiefs of MacLeod for nearly 800 years. Built on a rock, it has survived clan battles, the extremes of feast and famine and the profound social, political and economic changes through which the Western Highlands and Islands have passed. Inside there are family portraits galore with antique furniture, books, trophies and weapons. Showcases containing alsorts of medals and relics display such intriguing items as a lock of Bonnie Prince Charlie's hair and a pin cushion embroidered by Flora MacDonald. Also on display is the famous Fairy Flag.

Sunset in the mountains of Glen Nevis.

Into the Twilight

This is the old graveyard and church in Stirling, right beside the famous castle. This would be such a perfect location to visit on Halloween!

Kelpie based on the many folklores from around the British Isles

The famous Fairy Pools of the Isle of Skye. While going in the morning wasn't the best for light, it was certainly the best time of day to go if you want to beat the crowds. We were some of the first people there and it was great to be able to see it without a rush of people around us. After all, that's how the fairies would have liked it!

INVERARAY CASTLE - Scotland with spring flowers, sunny day!

INVERARAY CASTLE - Scotland with spring flowers, sunny day! Scottish flag in the background.

Aiofe by John Duncan

Saint Bride carried by angels, John Duncan 1913

The Riders of the Sidhe, John Duncan (1866-1945)

The Sleeping Princess, John Duncan

The Coming of Bride (1917) by John Duncan

Unicorn, by John Duncan 1933

Baba and Billy (portrait of the artist's daughter, Vivian), 1920 by John Duncan

The beauty of Scotland (with 5 hidden fairy silhouettes)

In Scottish and Irish mythology there exists a creature known as the Cu Sith, aka Fairy Dog.

perfect for everyone who owns a Scottish Terrier and loves butterflies!

By Jubanshee 2022