The Macsween Haggis Bible is a perfect companion to any Scottish kitchen. Small and compact in size. Measuring 4.5"(118mm) x 6.25"(158mm). 'As entertaining as it is thought-provoking' – Neil Drysdale Scotland’s National dish is the source of endless jokes and horror stories, yet continues to provoke curiosity around the world. With an ancient history and an eight-verse tribute penned by Robert Burns, haggis is a Scottish cultural icon. So how did it come to acquire its bad boy image and earn such mixed reviews, ranging from the devotion of its fans to the deep revulsion of the uninitiated? In this informative and light-hearted book, Jo Macsween of the famous family of Edinburgh haggis makers, expertly guides you through the myths and magic to a new realm of haggis appreciation that transcends neeps, tatties and Burns Night. Featuring fifty mouth-watering recipes, Jo rewrites the rules and demonstrates that haggis is a versatile ingredient that can be savoured at all times of day and throughout the year. She even dares to challenge the long-standing association of haggis with whisky, and recommends a new coterie of drinking companions.

In recent times Britain as a whole can’t get enough of programmes like The Great British Bake-off and The Fabulous Baker Boys, but Scotland has always had a wonderful tradition of baking in both sweet and savoury recipes. Leading cookery writer Sue Lawrence has now combined her passions for baking and Scottish cooking into one definitive book. A compendium of 70 easy-to-follow recipes, it brings together the traditional breads, scones and cakes that have shaped Scotland’s great baking heritage and new contemporary bakes like Sticky Toffee Apple Cake and Coconut Cherry Chocolate Traybake. Cooks everywhere will want to try these delicious recipes from Scotland. This is a book that will reach out to anyone who loves to dabble with flour, sugar, butter – and a gridle! Sue Lawrence is a food writer and journalist who has written many books on cooking and baking, including The Scottish Kitchen (2002), The Sue Lawrence Book of Baking (2004) and Eating In (2011). She lives in Edinburgh.

The Tone Protector Chanter Cap allows you to stabilize your tone and tuning, protect your reed from changing weather conditions and get a consistently great...

Bottle Holder for Kilt belt is made for anyone who would like the ability to carry many different bottle styles while wearing their kilt. Easily fits a bottle up to a 2.5". A 2.75" bottle will be very snug. Heavy duty snaps make removal quick and easy. Made from durable black leather in the UK.

The Celtic Heart box - single is beautifully carved on the top The whole box inside and out is finished to look like a treasure that has been handed down through generations. Makes a nice gift. The single box measures: outside: 7"x5"x2.5" (18cm x 12.5cm x 6.5cm) inside: 6"x4"x1.5" (15cm x 10cm x 3.8cm)

The 12" Celtic Heart wall hanging is a classic symbol. The 12" Heart is smaller but still has a nice feel to it. Not too small to be missed but cane be hung anywhere. Comes with nail hanger already installed.

The Whisky Lovers Kit comes with the informative Whiskypedia book and two specialized whisky glasses. Whiskypedia is written by Charles MacLean who is said to be Scotlands leading Whisky expert. "This is a book about Scotch Whisky distillers, but also a book about why Scotch whisky tastes as it does, and how flavour might have subtly changed over the years." - Charles MacLean The two specialized glasses are ideal for enjoying the full whisky experience. Whisky not included.

Michael Grey Book 7 has over twenty traditional music-loving contributors there’s no doubt that this collection of music is the most diverse Michael Grey has yet to publish. Every flavour and texture of pipe music heard today is given a little space. The tunes in the full colour book span the core repertoire of the Great Highland Bagpipe (and maybe a little beyond). The huge cross-section of big-talent contributors include: Bernard Bouhadana, Ryan Canning, Duncan Chisholm, Bruce Gandy, Scott Garden, Ann Gray, Nick Hudson, John Lee, Bill Livingstone, Allan MacDonald, Dr Angus MacDonald, Iain MacDonald, Angus MacKenzie, Angus MacPhail, Donald Ewen MacPherson, Iain MacPherson, Sean McKeown, Duncan Nicholson, Dougie Pincock, Neil Smith, Terry Tully, Craig Turnbull and Bob Worrall. Simon Thorp, artist and co-founder of Viz magazine provides the cover illustration with one of his great creations, Finbarr Saunders [“and his double entendres”]. Grey was inspired years ago to name a tune after the cartoon master interpreter of the double meaning; the tune is featured in this collection along with its namesake, a bespoke piping Finbarr Saunders. In Finbarr we see the lighter side of the world (and who couldn’t use a little more of that?).

The rectangle Tree of Life wall hanging is a classic symbol. This tree measures 16" x 30" (41cm x 76cm). It has attractive faux leather with studding top and bottom. Comes with nail hanger already installed.

The 24" round Tree of Life wall hanging is a classic symbol. This large, impressive 24" one will make a statement in your space. Comes with nail hanger already installed.