Clan MacLaren - Balquhidder - Framed & Mounted Photo Print

Name: Clan MacLaren - Balquhidder - Framed & Mounted Photo Print
Brand: Clanscape
SKU: kite-768626869
Price: 99.0 GBP
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Connect to the history and discover the origins of Clan MacLaren, with this stunning, framed & mounted landscape photograph print of Balquhidder, seen from Creag an Tuirc, the traditional rallying point of the Clan. .

Captured by professional photographer Aly Wight, this timeless piece of art makes a perfect gift for enthusiasts of Scottish history or those conducting ancestry research. Adding elegance and sophistication to any room, it allows you to appreciate the natural beauty and rich heritage of Scotland.

The frames are created from high-quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.
Includes an off-white mount that will not discolour or fade with age.
Simple, elegant design.
Premium, fine art paper with a gently textured surface.
Perspex glaze for added protection.
Handmade by specialist picture framers.
Delivered ready for hanging.

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Clan MacLaren Connection

Balquhidder, in the Scottish Highlands, has been the heartland of Clan MacLaren since the 12th century. Known for their courage and loyalty, the MacLarens' connection to this beautiful landscape is symbolised by Creag an Tuirc, the traditional rallying point of the Clan, overlooking Loch Voil.

About the Photograph

This landscape photograph of Balquhidder was shot by professional photographer Aly Wight.

The museum-quality print is sure to impress with its vivid colors, careful composition and stunning detail.

It makes a stunning Clan MacLaren gift for anyone with an ancestral connection.

Sizing Information

Please note: The listed size (e.g., 16"x12") for Framed & Mounted prints refers to the glazed area, including the printed image and 2" wide mount. The frame, adding an extra 1" per side, isn't included in these dimensions. Therefore, the total product size will be larger than the dimensions given.

Production Time

Your Clan MacLaren wall art of Balquhidder will be printed for you on an made-to-order basis, the vast majority of our printed and framed products are produced within 24-48 hours.

Materials & Sustainability

We hope your family will treasure this Clan MacLaren momento for generations, and we take our responsibility to the environment serously.

We use water-based, non toxic inks and sustainably sourced paper for our prints, and sustainably sourced wood is used in our frames. We also automatically off-set the carbon impact of your delivery.

So you can order this print of Balquhidder today and know that your genuine piece of Scottish Art will have a low environmental impact.

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What is the Clan MacLaren Connection to Balquhidder?

Balquhidder, located in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, is a place of natural beauty and historical significance, closely connected to Clan MacLaren. The MacLarens have been associated with Balquhidder since the early medieval period, and it has been the heartland of the clan for centuries.

Clan MacLaren's roots in Balquhidder are deep, with records of their presence dating back to the 12th century. The clan's ancient burial ground, located at the Balquhidder Parish Church, is a testament to their long-standing connection to this land.

The MacLarens were known for their courage and loyalty, playing an active role in Scotland's history. They were involved in various conflicts, including supporting Robert the Bruce during the Wars of Scottish Independence.

Creag an Tuirc, meaning "The Boar's Rock," is not just a local landmark but the traditional rallying point of the Clan. This landscape photograph of Loch Voil, which dominates Balquhidder's landscape, was taken from Creag an Tuirc and captures a site held sacred by the clan.

In 1957, the then clan chief, Donald MacLaren, purchased land in Balquhidder, including Creag an Tuirc, reaffirming the clan's connection to this ancestral land. For a long time before this the clan had been considered chief-less and landless.

If you're considering a landscape photograph of Scotland as a way to visualise your ancestral connection to Clan MacLaren or as a gift with personal meaning, this print of Balquhidder, taken from Creag an Tuirc, provides a beautiful immersive scene that transports you to the past.

Where is Balquhidder?

Balquhidder is in the Loch Voil area of the Perth & Kinross region.

Meet the Photographer

"I am the founder and principal photographer behind Clanscape. For a long time I've been passionate about capturing the beauty of Scotland's landscapes and its deep connection to its people and their history.

My journey with photography began in 2008, and since then, I have dedicated myself to exploring Scotland's wild and remote corners, capturing its castles, and all it's natural beauty through my lens. With Clanscape, I aim to share Scotland's beauty and rich cultural heritage with you through each stunning image."

Aly Wight

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We use accurate historical research on Clan MacLaren to ensure each image resonates with your MacLaren ancestry.
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We use 100% non-hazardous inks, source materials sustainably, and ensure all deliveries are carbon neutral.