Macleod - Family Crest Flask

Macleod Flask | Family Crest / Coat of Arms | Scottish / Gaelic | Pocket Flasks

The surname MacLeod boasts a storied Scottish Gaelic heritage, deriving from the Gaelic MacLeòid, meaning "son of Leòd." The personal name Leòd is widely believed to have Norse origins, likely stemming from the Old Norse Ljótr, reflecting the deep Norse-Gaelic influences that shaped Scotland's western Highlands and Isles during the Viking Age. Clan MacLeod traces its ancestry to the 13th century, when Leòd established one of Scotland's most enduring Highland clans. For centuries, the MacLeods ruled extensive lands on the Isle of Skye and the Isle of Harris, becoming renowned for their loyalty, seafaring traditions, and steadfast leadership. Their iconic strongholds, including Dunvegan Castle, have remained closely associated with the clan for more than 800 years. As generations spread throughout Scotland, Ireland, North America, and beyond, the MacLeod name became a lasting symbol of resilience, honor, and Highland tradition. Today, the surname continues to represent one of Scotland's most celebrated clans, carrying forward a rich legacy shaped by both Gaelic and Viking heritage.

Original Name: MacLeòid (Scottish Gaelic)
Meaning: "Son of Leòd."

The family coat of arms is printed on the front using a durable UV DTF printing process, then finished with a protective powder-coated layer for long-lasting color and wear. Note: Hand wash only.

Material: 100% stainless steel with double-wall insulation.
Size: 6oz (0.17l)

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