Tamoshanta in McDonald Clanranald Tartan Wooden Quaich

Tamoshanta in McDonald Clanranald Tartan Wooden Quaich100% Wool The MacDonald of Clanranald tartan is an iconic representative of Scottish heritage, woven with deep historical significance and family pride. Originating from the 18th century clan system, this tartan has been passed down through generations, bearing the distinctive signature of two white lines that set it apart from other designs. With its roots firmly planted in Clanranald's history, which was a large estate in Argyll, Scotland, this

A fictionalised account told from William’s perspective

All bears are made using genuine Canberra Tartan

It is most commonly available in darker "Modern" and lighter-toned "Ancient" variations

It is eco friendly

it survived well into the Christian period

Comes on an 18″ Sterling silver belcher chain

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Supplied in a satin-lined gift box

The coat of arms of the Duke of Cornwall is a Crusader shield on which are displayed 15 golden

Supplied in a velvet and satin lined gift box

All Glen Innes tartan items are supplied with an explanation of the significance of the colours:

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