The Gray family name has its origins in both England and Scotland, derived from the Old English word "græg," meaning "gray," likely referring to someone with gray hair or a gray complexion. In Scotland, the surname is associated with Clan Gray, which held lands in the Lowlands and played a significant role in Scottish history. The Gray family later spread to Ireland, particularly during the English and Scottish plantations. Many Grays emigrated during the 19th century, especially during the Great Famine, settling in countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia. Today, the Gray name represents a legacy of adaptability, resilience, and a proud connection to both British and Irish heritage, with descendants across the globe.

Celebrate your family heraldry with these modern takes on ancient coats of arms. Our designs are hand-drawn, hand-painted and digitally crafted at our studio in the Boyne Valley, Ireland. Each family coat of arms is a unique, personalised print and makes for charming wall art or unique wedding gift. 

- Single Family Crests (Crest design made to order.)
- Contemporary family crests wall art. 
- Our focus is mainly on Irish / Celtic clans. (But we're happy to honour non-Celts)
- Printed on high quality Rives paper, providing an elegant finish. 
- Irish made sustainable solid wood frames (A3 sized). 
- Artwork available without frame mounted on A3 mountboard and packaged using display backs.