I have been approached to produce a hand-carved replica of a famous Pictish symbol stone. The Invereen Stone was found in a field near Tomatin, south of Inverness, during ploughing in the 1930s. It now sits in the National Museum for Scotland in Edinburgh. My replica will be carved from a similar old red sandstone to be placed outside the new Invereen community hall.
Link to the National Museum for Scotland’s page
