Lady Mackintosh Decorative Wall Hanging Tapestry
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A young Scottish lass with brilliant red hair braided loosely is pictured on a grassy field in front of an ancient castle. A moving tribute inspired by Lady Mackintosh, a Scottish Jacobite supporter and organiser, daughter of the Chief of Clan Farquharson and wife of Angus Mackintosh, Chief of Clan Mackintosh. She became known as "Colonel Anne" for her role in raising men for the Jacobite army during the Jacobite Rising of 1745. This tapestry brings the moors and whimsy to any home with a little love for Scotland.
Available as an 18"x 24" wall hanging.
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