Dunsey Cass

Dunsey Cass is a traditional, barrel-shaped, wooden water container used historically in rural Scotland. Made from hollowed-out trees or staves bound together, it was utilized to store and transport water or other liquids before modern piping systems. Its design allows for durability and ease of movement, serving as a practical solution in areas lacking plumbing infrastructure. The Dunsey Cass reflects local craftsmanship and resourcefulness, representing a period when community reliance on such containers was common for daily water needs.