Clan Taylor Collection
Taylor is an occupational name for a cutter of cloth.…
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Taylor Tartan Tartan Crest Gnome Heart Ceramic Ornament
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Tartan Crest Gnome Heart Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor "Merry Christmas" Tartan Acrylic Ornament
Taylor
£17.00
Taylor Weathered "Merry Christmas" Tartan Acrylic Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£17.00
Taylor Tartan Crest Heart Ceramic Ornament
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Crest Heart Ceramic Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Tartan Crest Gnome Round Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor Tartan Tartan Crest Gnome Round Ceramic Ornament
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Crest Round Ceramic Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor Tartan Crest Round Ceramic Ornament
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Tartan Crest Star Ceramic Ornament
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Crest Star Ceramic Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Clogs Classic Footwear
Taylor · Weathered
£33.00
Taylor Tartan Clogs Classic Footwear
Taylor
£33.00
Taylor Tartan Clogs Classic Footwear
Taylor
£33.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Christmas Tree Skirt
Taylor · Weathered
£37.00
Taylor Tartan Christmas Tree Skirt
Taylor
£37.00
Taylor Tartan Halloween Pumpkin Slippers, Fluffy Spooky Footwear
Taylor
£30.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Halloween Pumpkin Slippers, Fluffy Footwear
Taylor · Weathered
£30.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Christmas Gift Bag
Taylor · Weathered
£15.00
Taylor Tartan Christmas Gift Bag
Taylor
£15.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Crest Christmas Santa Hat Headwear
Taylor · Weathered
£20.00
Taylor Tartan Crest Christmas Santa Hat Headwear
Taylor
£20.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Crest Christmas Stocking
Taylor · Weathered
£19.00/en-gb/collections/clan-taylor-tartan?page=4
About Clan Taylor
Taylor is an occupational name for a cutter of cloth. It first appears in Scottish records about 1276, and its Gaelic form, Mac an Tàilleir, means 'son of the tailor'. Rather than holding one ancestral territory, Taylors were recorded widely: several from Angus and Roxburgh appear on the Ragman Roll of 1296, men surnamed Cissor (Latin for tailor) are recorded at Inverness in 1462, and a Gillepatrick Tailzeour was sergeant of Dornoch around 1552
Read the Clan Taylor storyModern or Ancient?
Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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