Old English: Burna A tree over a shepherds crook and stock horn Motto: Better a wee bush than nae bield (shelter) The Burns tartan can be used by all with the name which is fairly common throughout Scotland.
Early records show a Bernes in the parish of Glenbervie before 1329 but after that other references show the name present all over Scotland. The tartan is found in a collection of coloured tartan strips of James MacKinlay created in the 1920s and 1930s
Choose from one of the
Burns
tartans
listed below:
