McKenzie Flask | Family Crest / Coat of Arms | Scottish / Gaelic | Pocket Flasks
The surnames McKenzie, Mackenzie, and MacKenzie are variations of an ancient Scottish Highland name derived from the Gaelic MacCoinnich, meaning “son of Coinneach.” The personal name Coinneach is traditionally associated with the meaning “handsome” or “comely” and is the Gaelic name that developed into Kenneth in English. The Mackenzies became one of the most prominent Highland clans, with their early history centered in the northwest Highlands of Scotland, particularly Ross-shire. Their principal stronghold was at Eilean Donan Castle before the clan’s power became increasingly associated with Kintail and later the Earls of Seaforth.
Original Name:MacCoinnich (Scottish Gaelic) Meaning: “Son of Coinneach” (“handsome” or “comely”).
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)
