Scottish Thistle Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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Whit makes ye think I'm SCOTTISH? - A pure dead brilliant gift idea for every home-loving Scot who loves their Scottish heritage. Whether for birthday, Christmas, Ceilidh or Homecoming it makes a great gifting idea on a teeshirt, mug, hoodie and so much more.

Outlander fans will immediately know what this design is about. Using elements from Outlander and the Fraser folklore, this design has everything you need to really KEN Outlander.

Design inspired by the classic Partick Thistle sash away jersey from the 2000 season

Design inspired by the iconic Partick Thistle 1987 Home jersey

A beautiful watercolour of thistles Great print of the flower of Scotland.

Design inspired by the classic Partick Thistle hooped home jersey from the 2000 - 02 seasons

Design inspired by the classic Partick Thistle halve and halve home jersey from the 2004 - 06 seasons

Design inspired the classic Partick Thistle 2016 home jersey

The symbol of Scotland, the Guardian Thistle, in a chrome Celtic Knot design overlaying the Flag of Scotland.

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Every design in our shop is unique to Cold Gun Design and created by our talented team of in-house designers.

The symbol of Scotland, the Guardian Thistle, in a Celtic Knot design overlaying the Flag of Scotland.

This thistle design is inspired by the great Robert Burn’s poem. And the highlands belong to the Mackenzie’s.

Sassenach in British English (ˈsæsəˌnæk , Scottish -næx) noun Scottish and sometimes Irish an English person or a Lowland Scot

Alba Patriotic Scotland

Alba Patriotic Scotland

Every design in our shop is unique to Cold Gun Design and created by our talented team of in-house designers.

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.

Every design in our shop is unique to Cold Gun Design and created by our talented team of in-house designers.

The Mole Of Kintyre is always practising his bagpipes for the Davaar Island highland games, or any Ceilidhs he's asked to perform at. In his kilt and sporran and fine Glengarry hat he'll brighten up any dreich day with his music! An ideal musician friend 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 granddaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends. A fun illustration featuring a little bagpipe playing mole character from the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, playing his instrument and roaming around the Scottish countryside. A must have design for fans of traditional Scottish music.

The Mole Of Kintyre is always practising his bagpipes for the Davaar Island highland games, or any Ceilidhs he's asked to perform at. In his kilt and sporran and fine Glengarry hat he'll brighten up any dreich day with his music! An ideal musician friend 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 granddaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends. A fun illustration featuring a little bagpipe playing mole character from the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, playing his instrument and roaming around the Scottish countryside. A must have design for fans of traditional Scottish music.

It's wee Hoots Toots Haggis from Scotland wishing you a very happy New Year to you and yours. Or as he says in the Scots tongue "A guid New Year tae yin and aw!" An ideal gift for a Scottish ex-pat who may be missing home this New Year!

My Heart will always be in SCOTLAND! A wonderful gift idea for every person who loves Scotland and their Scottish Heritage. Whether for Birthday, Christmas, Ceilidh or Clan Gathering it makes a great gifting item on a t-shirt, mug, hoodie and so much more.

This Celtic inspired design features a red rose and a thistle, with the stems intertwining together to form a heart, heavily inspired by the knotwork found on many pictish stones

This Celtic inspired design features a red rose and a thistle, with the stems intertwining together to form a heart, heavily inspired by the knotwork found on many pictish stones. Inside the heart is gaol, the Scottish Gaelic word for love

dinna fash sassenach!

A Las who is a foreigner. And more specifically, it's a less-than-kind Gaelic word for an English person. A Term used in a wonderful book series in a loving manner by Jamie to Claire.

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.

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 he is coming to explore your home town too! A gift for any Scottish ex-pats, Pipe Band members, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends!.

Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland, situated in the southeastern part of the country. It is a city steeped in history and culture, and is home to many important landmarks and attractions. The most famous of these is Edinburgh Castle, which sits atop a hill in the heart of the city and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Other must-see sights include the Royal Mile, a historic street that runs through the heart of the city's Old Town, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland. Edinburgh is also renowned for its annual arts festival, which attracts thousands of visitors every year. With its stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene, Edinburgh is a mus

Hey, you! here we bring you a rugby design featuring Scotland! Hope you enjoy it! Love, Cherubic

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!

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!.

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!