Fleur De Lys Mug Iona the dragon was cut into

the dragon was cut into the stone wall at the same time as the mound-breakers inscribed the runes that cover the interior of the prehistoric cairn

The 15th Century set of hangings were woven in France for La Rochefoucauld family and were adorned in their home - The Chateau of Verteuil

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Fleur De Lys Mug Iona the dragon was cut intoThis bespoke Fleur De Lys print Mug has been inspired by the Renaissance style wall coverings that were typical of Stirling Castle in the 16th Century. The Fleur De Lys print which depicts the Lily, was originally a symbol of the French Monarch and during the Queens reign, was included in the Royal Arms of Scotland. Shop the full Stirling Castle Bespoke Kitchen Range here. Exclusive to Stirling Castle and Online Matching Items Available