Fraser Clan
The Frasers are thought to be of Norman origin from Anjou in France arriving in Scotland in the twelfth century. The name may have originated as de Friselle and then changed to Fraisier. Fraise is the French word for strawberries and the strawberry plants are called fraisiers. The arms of Clan Fraser include strawberry flowers.
Their chief Simon Fraser owned lands at Keith in East Lothian. The original clan male line died out in the thirteenth century but two other branches of the clan survived to the present day.
This is a short extract from the full Clan history which accompanies each of our flags. Presented on fine art paper, your Clan history can be displayed with pride.
Fraser Crest
Fraser Clan - Tartan, actual size
FLAG
(137cm x 69cm)
$99.00CAD
This flag style would typically be flown outdoors or on a vertical or angled flagpole or on display indoors on an indoor flagpole.
This is our most-popular selling design
54”x27”This is our most-popular selling design
(137cm x 69cm)
$99.00CAD
ANGLED BANNER
(69cm x 137cm)
$99.00CAD
This flag is designed to be flown on a flagpole set at a 45 degree angle perhaps on the side of a house or office. When hug in this manner the crest will hang parallel to the building and the clan crest will show clearly.
27”x54”(69cm x 137cm)
$99.00CAD
HORIZONTAL BANNER
(69cm x 102cm)
$99.00CAD
This flag can be used indoors or outdoors. Perhaps above a fireplace or bar or hung on a wall like a tapestry. If used outdoors it will hang parallel to the building on a horizontal flagpole.
27”x40”(69cm x 102cm)
$99.00CAD