Clan Burns Collection

Burns is a common Lowland Scottish surname best known through the poet Robert Burns, whose father William Burnes was a self-educated tenant farmer from Dunnottar in the Mearns (Kincardineshire); his mother Agnes Broun was the daughter of a tenant farmer from Kirkoswald, Ayrshire.…

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Clan Burns Check Tartan Bomber Jacket

Burns Check Tartan Bomber Jacket

Burns

$62.45
Clan Burns Check Tartan Table Runner Cotton

Burns Check Tartan Table Runner Cotton

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$41.15
Clan Burns Check Tartan Scottish Lion Hawaiian Shirt

Burns Check Tartan Scottish Lion Hawaiian Shirt

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$43.25
Clan Burns Check Tartan Leather Bag

Burns Check Tartan Leather Bag Clan Burns

Burns

$62.45
Clan Burns Tartan Saddle Handbags

Burns Tartan Saddle Handbags

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$55.15
Clan Burns Check Tartan Hawaii Dress

Burns Check Tartan Hawaii Dress Clan Burns

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$54.25
Clan Burns Check Tartan Crest Tumbler

Burns Check Tartan Crest Tumbler Drinkware

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$45.99
Clan Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag - Welcome

Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag - Welcome

Burns

$35.45
Clan Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag - Celtic Thistle

Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag - Celtic

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$35.45
Clan Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag

Burns Tartan Crest Garden Flag

Burns

$35.45
Clan Burns Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag - Gold Thistle

Burns Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag -

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$35.45
Clan Burns Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag

Burns Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag

Burns

$35.45
Clan Burns Check Tartan Car Seat Cover

Burns Check Tartan Car Seat Cover

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$64.25

About Clan Burns

Burns is a common Lowland Scottish surname best known through the poet Robert Burns, whose father William Burnes was a self-educated tenant farmer from Dunnottar in the Mearns (Kincardineshire); his mother Agnes Broun was the daughter of a tenant farmer from Kirkoswald, Ayrshire. 'Burns' does not appear among Scotland's recognized or armigerous clans listed by the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs, and it has no chief, clan arms or clan seat. In a 1794 letter the poet described arms he had invented for himself, with the motto 'Better a wee bush than nae bield', but they were never recorded with the Lord Lyon

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Modern or Ancient?

Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.