Collection: MacKinnon

Clan MacKinnon

The Clan MacKinnon (Gaelic: Clann Mhic Fhionghuin, meaning “Son of the Fair Born”) is one of the oldest clans of the Hebrides, claiming descent from the royal house of the ancient Siol Alpin. Traditionally based on the Isles of Skye and Mull, the MacKinnons were known as seafarers, warriors, and loyal supporters of the Lords of the Isles. Their history is deeply tied to the Western Isles and the rugged Highlands of Scotland.

Clan Crest

The MacKinnon crest features a boar’s head couped, holding in its mouth a deer's shank bone, symbolizing courage, strength, and ferocity in battle.

Clan Motto

The clan motto is “Audentes Fortuna Juvat” (Fortune Favours the Bold), reflecting bravery, daring, and resilience.

War Cry

The traditional war cry of the MacKinnons is associated with their Hebridean homeland, rallying their warriors in defense of their isles and kin.

Clan Septs

Septs and families connected to the MacKinnons include Love, McKinnon, MacFingon, Fingon, and Findon, reflecting shared Gaelic heritage and bloodlines.

Clan Tartan

The MacKinnon tartan is a bold sett of green and navy crossed with red and white lines. Its strong, striking design reflects both the natural colors of the Hebrides and the enduring spirit of the clan.