Murray Crest

The Clan Murray Crest as a 3D Printable STL

The crest of Clan Murray as a highly detailed 3D model, ready to print at home. The design shows the demi-savage, a wild man wreathed at head and waist, holding a dagger in one hand and a key in the other, within the traditional belt and buckle bearing the motto Furth Fortune and Fill the Fetters.

What you get

• STL file, instant download after purchase
• Modelled for both FDM and resin printing
• Prints well as a wall plaque, a gift or an event piece

Licence options

Personal Licence: print for your own projects and gifts. No selling or digital redistribution.

Commercial Licence: allows small businesses to sell physical prints made from this file.

About Clan Murray

The Murrays take their name from the province of Moray and trace their line to Freskin, a Flemish knight granted lands there by King David I around 1130. The family rose through Tullibardine in Perthshire to become Dukes of Atholl, with Blair Castle as their seat and the Atholl Highlanders, Europe’s only legal private army, still parading there each May. The crest itself came to the Murrays with the Stewart earldom of Atholl, granted in 1475.

Want the full story behind the crest? Visit our Clan Murray page and find Atholl on our clan map of Scotland.

Make it yours

Need a different format, a larger plaque, or your own clan crest modelled? Customisation is available. Contact us.