Gow Tartan
Blankets, clothing, ornaments and gifts in the Gow tartan - each one made for you.
Part of Clan Gow
Other Clan Gow tartans
Gow (or McGouan) Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gow
£16.00£20.00
Gow Modern Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Gow · Modern
£16.00£20.00
MacGowan (Gow) Weathered Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Gow · Weathered
£16.00
MacGowan Portrait (Gow Portrait) Ancient Tartan Santa Ornament
Gow · Ancient
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Modern Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Gow · Modern
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Ancient Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Gow · Ancient
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Modern Tartan Santa Ornament –
Gow · Modern
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Weathered Tartan Santa Ornament –
Gow · Weathered
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Modern Tartan Santa Ornament –
Gow · Modern
£16.00
MacGowan (Gow) Weathered Tartan Santa Ornament –
Gow · Weathered
£16.00
Gow Modern Tartan Crest Rug – Scottish
Gow · Modern
£45.00
Gow Modern Tartan Rug – Scottish Highland
Gow · Modern
£45.00
Custom Name Gow Modern Tartan Garden Flag
Gow · Modern
£27.00
Gow Modern Tartan Scotland Map Canvas “Tartan Wall Art
Gow · Modern
£22.00
Gow (or McGouan) Tartan Scotland Map Canvas Wall Art
Gow
£22.00
Gow Modern Tartan Shirt with Scotland Coat Top
Gow · Modern
£31.00
Gow (or McGouan) Tartan Shirt with Scotland Top
Gow
£31.00
Gow Modern Tartan Custom Face Hawaiian Shirt Top
Gow · Modern
£33.00£46.00
Gow (or McGouan) Tartan Custom Face Hawaiian Top
Gow
£33.00£46.00
Gow Modern Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Gow · Modern
£26.00£35.00
Gow (or McGouan) Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Gow
£26.00£35.00
Gow Tartan Polo Shirt - Royal Coat Top
Gow
£30.00
Gow Tartan Polo Shirt - Lion Rampant Top
Gow
£30.00
Gow Tartan Polo Shirt - Alba Celtic Top
Gow
£30.00/en-gb/collections/gow-tartan?page=3
About this tartan
Gow, from the Gaelic 'gobha' meaning smith, is an occupational surname rather than an independent clan; it is usually listed as a sept, or associated family, of Clan Macpherson within the wider Clan Chattan confederation, and within the clan it is treated as synonymous with the surname Smith. Tradition connects the name to a Perth smith remembered as 'Gow Crom', the crooked smith, who is said to have volunteered to take the place of a sick man on the Clan Chattan side, identified in some accounts as Macphersons, at the Battle of the North Inch in Perth in 1396, a staged combat between rival Highland kindreds. Some older sources instead link the Gows to Clan Mackintosh, recording that they took Mackintosh's protection in 1399, which reflects some disagreement among historians about the family's earliest allegiance
Read the Clan Gow 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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