Family and friends will be delighted to find any of our hand-picked selection of gifts under the tree this Christmas
A COSY CHRISTMAS
Luxuriate at home with this Mimosa small white Highland sheepskin rug, £95. From sheep bred in the Highlands and Islands, Skyeskins’ goods are handcrafted using tree bark, creating individual, fleeces with character.
www.skyeskyns.co.uk/sheepskin-rugs-and-throws/eco-tanned-mimosa-sheepskins
G.H.Q. Spirits, multi award-winning Scottish Gin, Vodka and Rum,
distilled and blended in Royal Deeside. Use code GHQ10 for 10% off and free U.K. delivery.
www.ghqspirits.com
Whether it’s framed on the wall or folded in their pocket – the bespoke Ordnance
Survey map you give will help make magical memories. From £7.99.os.uk/100obw.
Also, meet iconic figures from British history and the mark they have left on the landscape around us with Ordnance Survey’s illustrious Legends and Landmarks
book with over 300 puzzles. £16.99. See os.uk/puzzlebook
The perfect Christmas gift, this stunning handmade jewellery by Sheila Kerr is certain to delight your loved one. This Ae Fond Kiss pendant is available in silver, gold, and white gold from £140. A hammered gold circle pendant with diamond is also available made to order for £795
sheilakerrjewellery.com
TATTU MAKES ITS MARK
Nestled in the heart of Scotland’s capital, Tattu Edinburgh is a culinary gem that promises an unforgettable dining experience. As part of the award-winning Permanently Unique restaurant group, Tattu Edinburgh offers a unique twist on Chinese cuisine.
www.tattu.co.uk
Ubiquitous Chip Gift Cards are available for purchase in store and online. They can be used in the restaurant, brasserie and bars. Extraordinary food, a sweeping drinks list and legendary hospitality.
www.metropubco.greatbritishpubcard.co.uk
WEST IS BEST
Give the gift of food this Christmas. Stravaigin is one of the best restaurants in Glasgow’s West End. Treat your loved one to a standout meal. Vouchers valid in bar and restaurant.
www.metropubco.greatbritishpubcard.co.uk
MILL AROUND
Situated by the Allander Water in Milngavie, Gavin’s Mill’s shop is well worth a festive trip with family and friends – and don’t miss out on the café’s acclaimed food while
you’re there.
www.gavinsmill.org
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