Scotland has a population of around 5,278,245 and covers approximately 29,896 square miles. Here is a list of regions in Scotland: Borders, Central, Dumfries and Galloway, Fife, Grampian, Highland, Lothian, Northern Isles, Strathclyde, Tayside, Western Isles.
Paisley, Renfrewshire
Hello, we are Adam and Johnny, and we enjoy creating and upcycling vintage and retro styled items from our wee home in bonnie Scotland. ...
Upper Braes, Falkirk
Hi there, Im Amanda and I am a mixed media artist and crafter. Im based in Falkirk and have a website selling my artwork. I mainly deal ...
Biggar, South Lanarkshire
Welcome to Rivendell Originals. I specialise in kiln fired Dichroic glass jewellery. Each piece of glass is cut by hand, filed and fired ...
Glasgow, North Lanarkshire
Togz 4 Dogz has been up and running for around seven years now. Our main product is dog coats although we also make doggy bandanas, collars ...
Nethybridge, Highland
I have been into jewellery making since I was twelve years old and always had a desire to set up my own business. During my youth I have ...
Troon, South Ayrshire
Picture poetry of a vast range of subjects, your own personalised pictures brought to life in poetry. Pictures are put together in A3 and ...
OldMeldrum, Aberdeenshire
Glass Bear is a family run business that hand makes glass art to order. We are dedicated to making truly unique items that are long lasting ...
Anstruther, Fife
My embroidery work reflects my coastal surroundings and love of nature. All my work is designed and stitched by me. Each piece is mounted ...
Glasgow, Glasgow City
Hand made crochet Highland cows and sleeping elephant, baby blankets and loom blankets. Creative bespoke design, and commission work.
Callander, Stirling
Hello my name is Tracey, I am a full time mummy to a cheeky little two year old! I first started quilling as a hobby as a way to pass some ...
Anstruther, Fife
I started making these felted pictures and 3D animal critters in the wild wet days and dark evenings in the winter when it was difficult ...
Scarinish, Argyll and Bute
Hand carved stone items from beachstones i collect from my Island shore inthe Scottish Hebrides. I make bowls, mortar and pestles, jewelley ...
Lanark, South Lanarkshire
Upcycled furniture and wooden clocks using reclaimed scaffolding boards and whisky barrels also lovely plaques for that man lady cave
Hamilton, Glasgow City
All my Driftwood I use is handpicked by myself from the beaches in Scotland , They are all finished to a very high end standard , examples ...
Lanark, South Lanarkshire
I’m an art teacher and in the past have specialised in photography and film. I enjoy combining my love for art and design and photography, ...
Colinsburgh, Fife
I make cards (all individually handmade) candles and kindle cones. All materials used are eco friendly and are nature based. I use the ...
Lauder, Scottish Borders
Our bottles are moulded and slumped for 11 hours in a kiln at temperatures up to 1850 degrees Fahrenheit to make unique goods that are ...
Gatehouse of fleet, Dumfries and Galloway
Hi, we are peony and parsley, Producing home made high quality scented reed diffusers and room sprays for all around your home or office ...
Kirkcaldy, Fife
Hi there! I am a recent Graduate of Jewellery and Metal design at DJCAD in Dundee. I make lots of different handmade jewellery in my home ...
Lundin Links, Fife
I work as an illustrator, mainly with a bit of humour. Many of my illustrations feature scenes from the East neuk of Fife, where I live ...
Paisley, Renfrewshire
I fill my clear glass wine bottles with stones and flowers then complete them with a silver cork attached to LED lights and choose a ribbon ...
Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
100% natural soy wax in superior quality and amongst the best on the market. With an excellent scent throw, it’s perfect to use with our ...
Humbie, East Lothian
Situated at the foot of the Lammermuir hills, in the quiet village of Humbie, South East Scotland - Unit 11 Fabrications Ltd are makers ...
Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire
I am an unique bespoke jewellery designer. I use Precious/Semi Precious Gemstones to make my jewellery. Ive worked with different materials ...
Newton stewart, Dumfries and Galloway
we have been manufacturing our products in worcester and recently in scotland from 1994 .we do the sculpting right through to the polishing ...
East Calder, West Lothian
Unique jewelry handmade from high quality beads. From casual to unique special occasion jewelry Bracelets, necklace, earrings, jewelry ...
East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire
Hi. All my items are hand made at home in Scotland. After an accident I found myself making jewellery , keyrings and woollen hats , just ...
Gullane, East Lothian
Lucy, the proprietor of Scottish Fairies, lives and works in Scotland producing a range of beautifully hand-crafted, individual fairy mobiles. ...
Paisley, Renfrewshire
Theres just something about old vintage items from days gone - from the sophisticated elegant angles of a Bakelite telephone, to the leather ...
Glasgow, North Lanarkshire
This weekend will be the first time for me at this beautiful country park venue. Looking forward to working in such a scenic location. ...
(Born 1946 in Tealing in Angus), Pottery and ceramics
Angus Suttie was a studio potter and a teacher of art ceramics. In his early work he mainly formed his articles with rolled slabs of leather clay to create geometric forms which he cut and reassembled into larger forms. In his later works his designs became less rectangular and more organic in their appearance as abstract contemporary ceramics.
(Born 1944 in NA in Glasgow City), Fiction
Armstrong wrote around two dozen novels, many set in his home town of Glasgow. He also wrote his memoirs, published in 2000 called All That Really Matters.
(Born 1938 in Dundee in Dundee City), Photography
Iain Macmillan was a Scottish photographer. One of his many notable photographs was the cover photo that he took for The Beatles album Abbey Road in 1969.
(Born 1921 in Bayble in Eilean Siar), Poetry
A writer of poetry as well a the creator of poetry anthologies. He wrote most of his works in Scottish Gaelic, in which he was know as Ruaraidh MacThòmais.
(Born 1918 in Bruntsfield in Edinburgh), Fiction, Poetry
She was named one of Britains greatest writers. One of her early works was The Comforters, in which the main character begins to realise that she is a character in a novel.
(Born 1911 in Raasay in Highland), Poetry
MacLean was an influential poet, accredited with a renascence in the Gaelic language after deciding to write his poetry in his native tongue.
(Born 1910 in Eshaness in Shetland Islands), Music
Tom Anderson was a Shetland fiddler, composer and teacher. From an early age he composed fiddle tunes and during his lifetime he composed over 300 melodies. In 1977 he was recognised by being awarded an MBE.
(Born 1909 in Westerwick in Shetland Islands), Poetry
Thomas Alexander Robertson was better known by his pen name Vagaland. He is considered to be the most prominent Shetland poet of the 20th century.
(Born 1903 in Loanhead in Midlothian), Painting
Know as William MacTaggart the Younger, so as not to be confused with hisgran father. He was a landscape painter who captured images of Scotland and countries around Europe.
(Born 1898 in Perth in Perth and Kinross), Fiction, Poetry
A noted literary figure in Scotland, who wrote in both Braid Scots which helped to make him popular in Scotland and in English.
(Born 1893 in Montrose in Angus), Sculpture
He focused his talent on the working class of his home town.
(Born 1892 in Edinburgh in Edinburgh), Painting
Dorothy was an accomplished Scottish artist, painter and watercolourist. The daughter of George Whitton Johnstone.
(Born 1888 in Muckhart in Clackmannanshire), Art, Sculpture
George Henry Paulin was a notable Scottish sculptor and artist of the 20th century. Among others he created the statue of Pavlova in the Garden of Remembrance, London and the statue of Lord Lister in Kevinggrove Park in Glasgow.
(Born 1887 in North Uist in Eilean Siar), Poetry
He was known as the Red Donald of Coruna. A well known Scottish War poet who wrote in Scottish Gaelic.
(Born 1887 in Deerness in Orkney Islands), Fiction, Poetry
Edwin Muir was a poet, novelist and translator. He published seven volumes of poetry and wrote three novels and is remembered for his intensely felt and realistic poetry.
(Born 1885 in Rothiemurchus in Highland), Painting
Duncan Grant, British artist, was a member of the Bloomsbury Group and as well as being a painter, he also made pottery and designed textiles and theatre sets.
(Born 1876 in Glasgow in Glasgow City), Etching, Painting
He was known as a Scottish watercolour and drypoint artist and an etcher, although originally he was trained as an architect. His works were mainly landscapes, industry and architecture focusing on urban construction and demolition sites. In 1916 he was appointed as Britains first official war artist.
(Born 1871 in Edinburgh in Edinburgh), Painting
Sholto Johnstone Douglas, Scottish artist, painted portraits and landscapes.
(Born 1871 in Edinburgh in Edinburgh), Art, Painting
Famous for among other things one of the most expensive Scottish paintings sold auction, Still Life with Coffee Pot.
(Born 1863 in Dufftown in Moray), Poetry
This Moravian is among the finest Scots war poets. She is a poet of national importance. Her collected poems were published in 1933 in Deveron Days.
(Born 1859 in Greenock in East Renfrewshire), Painting
James Guthrie lived most of his life in the Sottish Borders. He was influenced by the French Realists and one of his notable works was A Hinds Daughter (1883).
(Born 1859 in Edinbrgh in Edinburgh), Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Theatre
A rather famous Scottish writer. Perhaps best known for crime fiction novels about a detective named, Sherlock Holmes. He was a prolific writer of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, historical novels and plays.
(Born 1859 in Glasgow in Glasgow City), Painting
Dugald Sutherland MacColl was a Scottish watercolour painter but was best known as an art writer and lecturer. One of his works was On The Terrace (1922).
(Born 1849 in Glasgow in Glasgow City), Painting
Sir David Murray was well known as a Scottish landscape painter. One of his notable works was My Love Has Gone A-Sailing which was exhibited in 1884 and purchased by the Chantrey Trustees for the Tate Gallery.