taigh
Taigh is a Scottish Gaelic term that translates to "house" or "home" in English. It is a fundamental concept in Scottish culture, reflecting the deep-rooted connection between people and their living spaces. The design and construction of taighs vary widely across Scotland, influenced by regional traditions, climate, and available materials. Traditional taighs often feature thatched roofs, stone walls, and wooden frames, with interiors adorned with local crafts and textiles.
In rural areas, taighs are typically larger and more self-sufficient, equipped with outbuildings for storage and
The taigh is not just a physical structure but also a symbol of Scottish identity and heritage.