For the good and bad, the Monarch of the Glen is synonymous with the Scottish landscape.
Fiadh Ruadh is Scot's Gaelic for Red Deer, and in the Highlands people once called them ‘faerie cattle’ and people believed faeries milked them on mountain tops. It was said that if a faerie woman transformed into an animal, it would be a hind.
The horned stag holds a place of honour in a myriad of cultures, traditions and folklore, and for as one who has heard the bellow across a misty moor during rutting season; once heard never forgotten.
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A3 Print 297mm x 420mm
A4 Print 210mm x 297mm
Printed on Artist-Quality Paper 200gsm
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Colours may vary slightly from your computer screen.
This paper compliments the original texture of the eco-print without sparing the colour rendition.
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Each print is made to exacting standard.
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Prints will be delivered sandwiched between thick card to keep them safe n secure.