For the Kitchen

Cotton Double Oven Glove with Auld Scots Words

Country Life Hare Jug

A simple China Jug that will be sure to add a hint of nature to the kitchen! 

Set with its watercolour inspired fieldside decal, this set is part of a charming new range of home and kitchenware

Porridge Spurtle and Traditional Porridge Recipe.

This kitchen tool is predominantly used for stirring porridge, but can also be used for soups, stews and broths. The primary function of a spurtle is to prevent lumps from forming in porridge simply by stirring traditionally in a clockwise direction with the right hand. 

Approximately 28cm.

This Scottish Thistle rope plaque was inspired by 9th century ancient Celtic manuscripts which would have been painted by monks onto vellum or calf skin. Legend has it that the thistle was adopted as the symbol of Scotland when an approaching Viking who had stepped on a thistle, cried out in agony. This alerted the sleeping Scottish warriors who duly defeated the invaders.

This bone china mug depicts the famous Scottish Thistle, a national emblem. Legend has it that the thistle was adopted as a symbol of Scotland when an approaching Viking, who had stepped on a thistle, cried out in agony. This alerted the sleeping Scottish warriors who duly defeated the invaders.

Sheep & Collie Dog Coasters

Now back in stock!  
Give your shortbread a distinct Scottish flare with our unique shortbread stamps. 
Handmade in New Zealand and exclusive to the Scottish Shop. 
Size: 7cm in diameter.
 

Double oven mitt with tartan icons.

Drill apron with thistle design.

Give your shortbread a distinct Scottish Flare with our unique shortbread stamps. 
Handmade in New Zealand and available exclusively from the Scottish Shop. 
Size: 5cm in diameter.
 

A great gift for the home.  A place to store all of those plastic bags to be recycled. 

Cute black and white scottie dogs dressed in tartan
Single padded oven mitt

Diameter 7"/17cm

This Scottish Thistle rope design was inspired by 9th century ancient Celtic manuscripts which would have been painted by monks onto vellum or calf skin. Legend has it that the thistle was adopted as the symbol of Scotland when an approaching Viking who had stepped on a thistle, cried out in agony. This alerted the sleeping Scottish warriors who duly defeated the invaders.

Heavy-duty PVC apron.