Bagpipe Mugs

Scottish Bagpiper the heart,heritage and music of Scotland. Original design by AuburnQuailart

Alright you fokkin lads and lassies here be a new pile o illustrations created just for you! If yer Scottish, Irish or just feelin lucky, this is just the right bunch o Dino shirts, prints and stuffs with your Clan Tartans on them. If yours is not there yet, send a note to [email protected] and they will put yours up as a friggin’ tee laddie!

Piping HOT!HOT!HOT - A pure dead brilliant gift idea for every Scottish enthusiast who loves bagpipes and the skirl of bagpipe music. Whether for Birthday, Christmas, Ceilidh or Homecoming it makes a rally HOT gifting item on a t-shirt, mug, hoodie and so much more.

Anyone else catch this earworm any time they work on steady blowing?

Social distancing music instrument: bagpipe player

The leader of a bagpipe band, the Drum Major, marches at the front of the band carrying a baton called a mace. The mace supplements the Drum Major's vocal commands, being held aloft to start the command and then gestured to complete the command.

Stick woman bagpipe girl

A bagpiper in a stunning sunset is shown. The player is wearing traditional Scottish clothing, including a kilt and a tartan jacket. He stands on a cliff overlooking the sea as he plays his bagpipes, sending music into the evening air. The sky is filled with bright shades of orange and pink, as the sun slowly sets, bathing the surroundings in a warm light. The player looks relaxed and in his element as he enjoys the beauty of the moment.

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

The Mole of Kintyre loves to explore Scotland. Here he is walking across the Dhorlin, a rocky causeway leading from Campbeltown to Davaar Island. The mole loves to play the bagpipes as he walks, and if you hear a piper in the distance, then maybe it's him! This design is ideal for any Police Pipe Band members, bagpipe or chanter players, Scottish ex-pats, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends.

Fraser muted tartan silhouette

Hope you like it! - Scottish bagpiper wont take a break, even when he needs one.

Fun illustrated stick man bagpipe guy

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!.

Discover the unique charm with this "Bigfoot Sasquatch Playing Bagpipe" t-shirt. A perfect blend of folklore and music, this design showcases the mythical Bigfoot as a joyful bagpiper. Ideal for music lovers, festivals, or casual wear, it promises to be a conversation starter.

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!

This egghead holding bagpipes is ready to play but is lacking one important feature, a mouth. Fun design for birthdays, holidays,Celtic festivals and St. Patrick's Day.

Scotland lettering with Scottish symbols

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

Peace Love Bagpipes. Cool bagpipe player gift featuring a cute peace sign, heart, and the instrument.

Headphone - Bagpipes

What was a late night joke turned into this design. I give you the Cock-A-Doodle-Dudelsak!

Featuring Bagpipe silhouette on a distressed retro sunset with retro colors. Perfect design for anyone that loves retro looking apparel and Bagpipes. Makes a great gift for any guy or girl who is into the retro vintage look from the 80s or 70s.

Depicition of The End of the World as James Joyce pictured it in "Ulysses"

The funny retro design for bagpipes player. Cool gift idea.

Bagpipe shirt design.

Scotland Unicorn Playing Bagpipes Scottish St Andrews Day

Scotland Unicorn Playing Bagpipes Scottish St Andrews Day

Gie It Laldy! means to do something energetically - to give it your all, and Wee Hamish, Scotland's happiest, furriest and most musical highland cow certainly does love playing his bagpipes! This wee heilan coo will strike a chord with any musicians or longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Peace - Love - Bagpipe - Design for a Bagpiper who loves his bagpipe and bagpiping. Great for any Bagpipe musician, bagpipe teacher or bagpipe player. Perfect for your next bagpipe practice.

Och Aye The Moo! It's Wee Hamish, Scotland's happiest hairiest most musical little Scottish Highland Cow playing his bagpipes. Even when he's far from home he will get any Ceilidh started with a fine tune! A cute little happy highland cow from bonnie Scotland who will delight fans of Scottish culture and makes an ideal gift for pipers and pipe band members. Anyone with Scottish roots will love this wee heilan coo to remind them of auld Scotia!

If you're a bagpipe musician, then let the world know with this awesome bagpipes shirt. You don't even have to be Scottish! Featuring a retro distressed design, this bagpipes tshirt makes the perfect gift for the instrumentalist in your life. Celebrate the Celtic heritage of Scotland -- just in time for the next highland games festival!

Drunken Scotsman

Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is the happiest, furriest, and most musical 'heilan coo' in Scotland. He loves playing his bagpipes for all the tourists that come and enjoy the sunny Scottish weather. A cute highland cow friend that will be loved by any fan of these hairy cows, anyone with Scottish roots, or pipers and pipe band members.

Gie It Laldy! means to do something energetically - to give it your all, and Wee Hamish, Scotland's happiest, furriest and most musical highland cow certainly does love playing his bagpipes! This wee heilan coo will strike a chord with any musicians or longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!