Clan Gunn Collection
By tradition the clan's progenitor was Gunni, said to descend from Viking adventurers, who came to Caithness in the late 12th century when his wife Ragnhild, sister of Harald Maddadsson, Earl of Orkney, inherited estates there.…
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Gunn Modern Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn · Modern
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Ancient Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn · Ancient
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Weathered Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn · Weathered
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Modern Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Gunn · Modern
$33.85$45.59
Gunn Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Modern Tartan Leather Bag
Gunn · Modern
$62.45
Gunn Modern Tartan Crest Tumbler Drinkware
Gunn · Modern
$45.99
Gunn Modern Tartan Drummer Ornament
Gunn · Modern
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Ancient Tartan Drummer Ornament
Gunn · Ancient
$19.99$25.99
Gunn Modern Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gunn · Modern
$19.99$25.99
Custom Name Gunn Tartan Garden Flag with
Gunn
$34.45
Gunn Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Gunn
$33.85$45.59
Gunn Ancient Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Gunn · Ancient
$33.85$45.59
Gunn Ancient Tartan Crest Christmas Stocking
Gunn · Ancient
$24.45
Gunn Modern Tartan Christmas Ceramic Ornament Highland
Gunn · Modern
$14.45
Gunn Modern Tartan Table Runner Cotton
Gunn · Modern
$41.15
Gunn Tartan Crest Keychain
Gunn
$15.25
Gunn Tartan Piper Highland Cow Ornament
Gunn
$19.99
Gunn Weathered Tartan Piper Highland Cow Ornament
Gunn · Weathered
$19.99
Gunn Modern Tartan Piper Highland Cow Ornament
Gunn · Modern
$19.99
Gunn Ancient Tartan Piper Highland Cow Ornament
Gunn · Ancient
$19.99
Gunn Tartan Christmas Piper Ornament with Custom
Gunn
$24.99$32.49
Gunn Weathered Tartan Christmas Piper Ornament with
Gunn · Weathered
$24.99$32.49/collections/clan-gunn-tartan?page=2
About Clan Gunn
By tradition the clan's progenitor was Gunni, said to descend from Viking adventurers, who came to Caithness in the late 12th century when his wife Ragnhild, sister of Harald Maddadsson, Earl of Orkney, inherited estates there. Centred on Caithness and Sutherland in Scotland's far north, the Gunns held strongholds such as Clyth and Halberry, and Dirlot passed to them in the fifteenth century; of Clyth virtually nothing remains, and only fragments of Halberry survive by the sea. In the fifteenth century, chief George Gunn served as crowner (coroner) of Caithness and became embroiled in a long, violent feud with Clan Keith, marked by the bloody 'Battle of Champions' at the chapel of St Tayre; the feud, which began in 1478, was not formally ended until a peace treaty was signed at the chapel site in 1978
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Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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