The tartan holds a very important place in Scotland's clan symbols, amidst clan motto and clan's heraldic icons. It's basically a unique pattern, called a "sett", in a structured series of coloured threads and traditionally, each Scottish clan has its own tartan.
Does your surname have its own Welsh tartan? See below! You can purhcase cushions made from your clan's tartan below
No Scottish occasion, whether that be a wedding or a funeral, or Hogmanay, is right without playing some of the very best Scottish bagpipe music.
Provides a history of ninety-six Scottish clans and includes the pattern of each clan's tartan
Already have a Scottish name? Take this quiz anyway.
Know what a fish tea is? How about a burd? Keep reading to brush up on your Scottish slang and learn how to talk like a Glaswegian local.
Scotland treated it's witches with brutal torture. Witch Pricking! Scotland holds a lot of witchcraft history. Come see where to visit the witches sites.
Check out Ten Scottish Superstitions and see how many you are familiar with. Or perhaps your family practices generational superstitions too.
Scotland famous for its clans, many descend from these throughout the world myself included, this map demonstrates where each clan was situated.
Explore Scotland's heritage with 11 free coloring pages. From castles to kilts, ignite creativity while learning about Scottish culture!
Know what a fish tea is? How about a burd? Keep reading to brush up on your Scottish slang and learn how to talk like a Glaswegian local.
Because everyone's a little bit Scottish.
Friday Funny: Scottish Jokes! For the last few weeks we've had a fair few Friday Facts which whilst great can get a little serious. So this week w...
Butteries, also known as Rowies or even Aberdeen rolls, originated in the northeast of Scotland as an alternative bread roll for fisherman to eat while out at sea. If you’ve never tried a buttery, it’s a bit of a cross between a roll and a croissant, as they’re made with layers of pastry and a butter and lard mixture that give them a flakey texture. Some say they look a bit like a squashed croissant. It doesn’t sound particularly appealing but they really are delicious!
Many people get interested in their Scottish roots through family stories about their clan or tartan. But what are Scottish clans? Here’s what you need to know.
Scotland has a long, rich and varied history, which is reflected in their unique national symbols.
Hundreds of years ago, the sound of drums and bagpipes would accompany the Scottish warriors who fought bravely in legendary battles. Clanadonia, a traditional Scottish tribal band formed in 2007, helps keep this aspect of their heritage alive. Clanadonia is a sight to behold as they perform in traditional kilts while crafting epic beats on
A magnificent example of the Emblem of Scotland. Part of the "Loch Ness Circular Tour" for our two visitng police pipers from USA.
Get a taste of Scotland with these traditional Scottish recipes! From bubble and squeak to haggis to shortbread, these delicacies just might become your new favorites.
