Ferguson Castle Ornament

Ferguson Castle Ornament - Kilkerran Castle tower dated back to 1464 stands in ruins today. It has been replaced by a grand manor house built and lived in by the chief of the Clan Ferguson even to this day. The back of the ornament has the Ferguson 3 boar and buckle shield and the bee and thistle. The motto translates "Sweeter After Difficulties." and "That I May Be Of Use." Supported by 2 Griffins - In heraldry, the griffin (a mythical creature with a lion's body and an eagle's head/wings) symbolizes strength, courage, leadership, and vigilance, representing a powerful guardian of treasures or divine power, combining the king of beasts with the king of birds. Backed by Ferguson Tartan Plaid. A very fitting ornament to celebrate family at the holidays or any time.