Andrew McGavin

Andrew McGavin - Aberlemo Cross Plaque: The Celtic Cross used on this wall plaque is found on the ancient Celtic stone in the Churchyard of the Angus village of Aberlemno in eastern Scotland. The original stone is of the finest carved stones in Scotland. The front face has the intricate...

Andrew McGavin - Alba Plaque: Alba, the Celtic Kingdom that became Scotland. Over a thousand years ago, Scotland did not exist as a single country. The first united Kingdom of the Scots and Picts was formed when King Kenneth MacAlpin united the two peoples in 849AD to form the fledgling...

Andrew McGavin - Celtic Thistle Plaque: Combining the image of Scotland's national flower and the ancient art of the Celts, this Celtic Thistle wall plaque is a unique design from Andrew McGavin Designs. The notes supplied with this plaque describe the legend of the thistle, and some of the beliefs...

Andrew McGavin - Declaration of Arbroath Plaque: This wall plaque features the best known passage from the historic Declaration of Arbroath. The Declaration of Arbroath was written in 1320 following the Scottish victory at Banannockburn as a plea for the recognition of Scotland as a sovereign nation. This wall plaque...

Andrew McGavin - Lion Rampant Plaque: The heraldic lion used in the Royal Standard of Scotland is said to represent the strength of Scots and their fighting prowess in battle. The symbol of the Lion Rampant has been associated with Scotland for centuries, and was adopted as "the Arms of...

Andrew McGavin - Triquetra Plaque: The design used on this wall plaque is a contemporary interpretation of an ancient Celtic knot which is found carved on many stones from Scotland's ancient Celtic past. The endless line that forms this simple knot suggests the eternal nature of the universe, the earth...