Tartan Fleece Blanket

What is tartan?

Tartan is a plaid fabric consisting of criss-crossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors. Tartan originated in Scotland and was traditionally associated with specific Scottish clans. Each clan had its own tartan pattern, which was used to identify clan members and distinguish them from members of other clans. Today, tartan is still worn by many people in Scotland and is also popular in other countries.

Can tartan be Irish?

Yes, tartan can indeed be associated with Ireland. While tartan patterns are often associated with Scotland, Ireland also has a rich tradition of using tartan in clothing and textiles, particularly in the context of Irish kilts and various regional tartans. It's a testament to the shared Celtic heritage of both countries.

What does the tartan blanket symbolize?

Tartan blankets symbolize various aspects of Scottish and Irish heritage, including clan identity, regional pride, and a connection to Celtic traditions. The unique patterns and colors often represent specific clans, areas, or historical events, fostering a sense of belonging and tradition among those who use or wear them.