There’s something special about uncovering an old set of pipes — whether they belonged to a family member, a friend, or were found tucked away in a dusty case. The instinct to restore them, to bring them back to life, is understandable. These instruments hold history, sentiment, and sound. But restoration work isn’t just about making old pipes playable again — it’s about navigating the delicate balance between preservation and transformation. The Aesthetic Work Some aspects

At MacLellan Bagpipes, we have always been drawn to the stories, artistry, and meanings behind Celtic symbols. They are part of the same...

At MacLellan Bagpipes, craftsmanship isn’t just about precision — it’s about purpose. Every set of pipes that leaves our workshop is more...

Dr. Eric Hahn is more than just a MacLellan Ambassador—he’s a friend, a colleague in the shop, and an integral part of our craft here in...