Tartan is one of the most recognisable and iconic patterns in the world, deeply rooted in Scottish heritage. Originally ...

“During the worship service, we’ll focus on our Scottish heritage by singing Scottish hymns and presenting a traditional ... Get out your tartans or favorite plaids: World Tartan Day to ...

“(He) made tartan the plaid of the people ... which has all this baggage with it,” Maxwell said. “It’s a traditional cloth, but it’s super rebellious at the same time.” ...

In this archival photo, a woman decorates tartan “bonnets.” Known as plaid in the United States ... Highland dress, the traditional clothing that reflected the region’s rural environment ...

as well as tartan-wearing young ladies performing the Highland fling, a rousing dance that looks a bit as if a ballet were being performed on a pogo stick. Traditional western plaids are updated ...

the designs were originally produced by individual weavers in their crofts – much like traditional Harris tweed – but are now produced at specialist mills. Each tartan was associated with a ...

A piece of fabric discovered in a bog in the Scottish Highlands might be the oldest traditional tartan ... would think of as a true tartan,” MacDonald said. The plaid patterns are traditionally ...

It is tartan, the quintessential Scottish crisscross pattern famous for its use in kilts. And while Heritage Crafts, a British charity that works to safeguard traditional crafts, considers ...

a traditional tailor company in Edinburgh. “The plaid was always a part of us,” said Angela McSwain, director of marketing and communications for the Heritage Classic Foundation. Tartan became ...

This Sunday, April 6, First Presbyterian Church, 1051 Oak Ridge Turnpike, will celebrate World Tartan Day during its worship service starting at 10:30 a.m. Members of the public are encouraged to wear ...