Hunting Picts: Medieval sculptures at St Vigeans, Angus. Volumes 1 & 2 Accessories_Scarves amongst the many are rabbits

amongst the many are rabbits which were a symbol of hope for many children and deers which were protectors against snakes

the scarf drapes beautifully due to it's generous sizing and weight while offering versatility and style

This stoneware quaich features the outline of the Edinburgh skyline

The unicorn was fabled for its beautiful shape

the Scottish version of hygge - a term for warm

Hunting Picts: Medieval sculptures at St Vigeans, Angus. Volumes 1 & 2 Accessories_Scarves amongst the many are rabbitsIn Hunting Picts: Medieval sculptures at St Vigeans, Angus Volumes 1 and 2, learn that during restoration of St Vigeans Church in the 1870s, a collection of Pictish sculpture emerged, reused as building material. This collection, including the Drosten stone, is now preserved by Historic Environment Scotland in the adjacent museum. Pictish culture lacks written documents, but the rich visual imagery on these stones provides a key to interpret the