MOD Sgian Dubh

Current issue MOD Sgian Dubh with steel blade and ebony decorated grip is a simple yet very elegant Highland accessory.

Sgian Dubh (pronounced sgeen doo) is derived from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'black blade' or 'hidden knife' Traditionally, the sgian dubh is worn with Highland Kilt, in the cuff of the kilt hose on the dominant hand side.

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The Pict Leather Hand Embossed Sporran

Margaret Morrison have been making the finest leather daywear sporrans, formal sporrans and semi-formal sporrans for over 25 years in our state-of-the-art workshop in Perth, Scotland. We ship our traditional sporrans all over the world on a daily basis. All sporrans are handmade by highly skilled artisans and come with a lifetime guarantee. When you buy a sporran from Margaret Morrison Sporran Makers, it's not just a sporran, it's an heirloom piece that will be treasured by future generations of your family.