Clan Bain Collection

Clan Bain is a Highland family descended from John Bain Mackay ("John Ban," Gaelic for fair-haired), son of Niel Neilson Mackay, a branch of Clan Mackay in the far northwest of Scotland.…

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About Clan Bain

Clan Bain is a Highland family descended from John Bain Mackay ("John Ban," Gaelic for fair-haired), son of Niel Neilson Mackay, a branch of Clan Mackay in the far northwest of Scotland. The line was founded amid a bitter internal Mackay feud that culminated around 1427 in the Battle of Drumnacoub near the Kyle of Tongue, where the old chief Angus Du Mackay and his rival cousins were all killed. John Bain dropped the Mackay surname and moved with his family from Sutherland to Caithness

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