Unique MacLean Clan's Duart Castle Photo Shower Curtain

The MacLean/McLain/McLaine clan, no matter how the name is spelled around the world today, can all call Scotland's Duart Castle home. The ancient structure, located on a high crag on the Isle of Mull, has guarded the Sound of Mull since the 13th century. This design takes one of the clan's tartans, in shades of blue, centred with a crisp, sunlit photo of the castle, cropped into an oval and framed with a pale, pale blue to coordinate with the surrounding tartan. Across the top of the curtain is the Scottish surname MacLean which I suggest you change into the way you spell your own version of the clan's name. It is, after all, the same family no matter how far you've roamed. The castle name is printed on the photo, which includes a bit of the blue water and castle's surrounding countryside. This super photo is by Matthew Colvin de Valle and was offered at Creative Commons under a 2.0 license. I have altered the photo for contrast, colour, size, shape and the addition of text. The license is at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/