Great Kilt
The Great Kilt The Great Kilt, also known as "Feileadh Mor" in Scottish Gaelic, is a traditional dress that has been an integral part of Scottish culture for a long...
Tartan Earasaid (Women's Great Kilt)
Tartan Earasaid Introducing the Tartan Earasaid by Scottish Kilt, a practical and stylish garment rooted in Scottish tradition. Historically worn by women, this versatile piece combines authentic tartan fabric with...
Traditional Kilt (9 Yards)
Traditional Kilt (9 Yards) When kilts first came, they were used for freedom to move around in battle as well as they were used for keeping warm at night. Yards of...
Long Plaid Skirt - Button Zipped
Long Plaid Skirt - Button Zipped Make a bold statement with your daily wear with the Button and Zipped Long plaid Skirt. This design is an eye-catching, billowy skirt that...
Tailored Plaid Pencil Skirt
Tailored Plaid Pencil Skirt Add a refined edge to your wardrobe with the Tailored Plaid Pencil Skirt. Its sleek silhouette and classic plaid design make it the perfect option for...
Plaid A-Line Skirt
Plaid A-Line Skirt Introducing our stylish A-line plaid skirt that brings comfort and versatility to your wardrobe! With an easy pull-on waistband, you'll enjoy a comfortable fit all day long....
Eternal Grace Plaid Midi Skirt
Eternal Grace Plaid Midi Skirt Step into style with the Eternal Grace Plaid Midi Skirt, a modern take on classic plaid that combines sophistication with everyday practicality. This midi skirt...
Box Pleated Tartan Skirt
Box Pleated Tartan Skirt Bring a fresh yet classic style to your wardrobe with the Box Pleated Tartan Skirt. Designed with a traditional tartan pattern, this skirt is the perfect...
Campbell Bespoke Kilt
Campbell Bespoke Kilt Looking for a classic and stylish kilt to add to your wardrobe? Look no further than the Campbell Kilt. The origins of the tartan can be traced...
MacDonald Bespoke Kilt
MacDonald Bespoke Kilt The MacDonald Kilt is a proud and distinguished piece of traditional Scottish attire, perfect for any occasion. The MacDonald tartan is one of the oldest and most...
Wallace Bespoke Kilt
Wallace Bespoke Kilt The Wallace Clan is one of Scotland's most storied and revered families, with its origins dating back to the early medieval period. The clan is best known...
Buchanan Bespoke Kilt
Buchanan Bespoke Kilt The Buchanan clan, one of Scotland's oldest, traces its origins to the 13th century. Renowned for its resilience and valor, the clan played significant roles in various...
Gordon Bespoke Kilt
Gordon Bespoke Kilt The Gordon Kilt is a stylish and classic piece of Scottish attire that is perfect for any formal occasion. This kilt features the traditional tartan pattern of...
Stewart Hunting Bespoke Kilt
Stewart Hunting Bespoke Kilt The Stewart Hunting Kilt is traditionally associated with the Stewart clan, a Scottish clan with roots in the Highlands. The origins of the Hunting Stewart Tartan...
MacLeod of Lewis Bespoke Kilt
MacLeod of Lewis Bespoke Kilt The MacLeod of Lewis clan boasts a rich history dating back to the 13th century, originating from the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The clan's founder,...
Cameron of Erracht Bespoke Kilt
Cameron of Erracht Bespoke Kilt The Cameron of Erracht Kilt is a timeless and classic Scottish heritage item that is sure to please. The Cameron of Erracht tartan was created...
Sutherland Bespoke Kilt
Sutherland Bespoke Kilt Introducing the Sutherland Kilt, a stunning and stylish piece of Scottish attire that pays tribute to the rich heritage of the Sutherland clan. The shire of Sutherland,...
Macleod of Harris Bespoke Kilt
Macleod of Harris Bespoke Kilt The Macleod of Harris Kilt is intricately tied to the Macleod tribe, which originated in the Western Isles of Scotland. Known for its distinctive and...
Johnstone Ancient Bespoke Kilt
Johnstone Ancient Bespoke Kilt The Clan Johnstone Ancient Kilt is a striking and timeless piece of Scottish heritage that celebrates the proud history of the Johnstone clan. Originating in the...
Wallace Hunting Bespoke Kilt
Wallace Hunting Bespoke Kilt The Wallace Hunting Kilt is steeped in the rich history of the ancient Wallace clan of Scotland. When Alan, son of Walter the High Steward of...
Beltane Celebrations: A Selection of Spring and Fertility
Welcome to the Magic of Beltane Collection, where the excitement of Beltane celebrations is woven into every item. This special collection blends Scottish traditions with the festive spirit of Beltane, offering a variety of aprons perfect for cooks and crafters alike. Each apron combines practical features, like multiple pockets or a stylish cross-back design, with classic style. The collection also features beautifully crafted brooches and sporrans, from tartan brooches that add a festive touch to any outfit, to luxurious fur and leather sporrans ideal for Highland attire. This selection not only celebrates Scottish heritage but also the joy of Beltane, providing beautifully made pieces that add charm and usefulness to your celebrations. Dive into a collection that honors craftsmanship and tradition, crafted to make your festive moments even more special.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
What is Beltane in Scotland?
Beltane is a traditional Celtic festival celebrated in Scotland on May 1st, marking the beginning of summer. Historically, it involved various rituals to promote fertility, protect livestock, and ensure a good harvest. Communities would light bonfires, symbolizing purification and the return of light. People often danced around maypoles and adorned themselves with flowers, embracing the season's vibrancy. Beltane represents a time of renewal and celebration, reflecting deep-rooted cultural significance in Scottish folklore. Today, it continues to be observed through modern festivals, honoring ancient customs while fostering community spirit and connection to nature.
What should I wear to the Beltane?
When attending Beltane, traditional Scottish attire can enhance the experience. For women, consider wearing a flowing dress or a kilt with vibrant colors, symbolizing the rebirth of spring. Complement your outfit with floral wreaths or crowns, embodying nature's beauty. Men might opt for a kilt paired with a crisp shirt and a sporran, showcasing regional patterns. Adding accessories like a tartan scarf or a brooch can add personal flair. Footwear should be comfortable, suitable for outdoor festivities. Embrace layers, as temperatures can fluctuate, and choose breathable fabrics to celebrate this vibrant and historical festival in style.
What do you do on Beltane?
Traditionally, people light bonfires to symbolize purification and fertility. Communities gather to dance around the Maypole, celebrating the earth's renewal and the growth of crops. Festivities often include music, feasting, and storytelling, honoring nature and ancestral traditions. Flowers and greenery are used to decorate homes, symbolizing abundance and vitality. In some areas, rituals may involve blessing livestock to ensure a fruitful year. Overall, Beltane fosters a sense of community and connection to the changing seasons.
What is Beltane also known as?
Referred to as Lá Bealtaine in Irish and Latha Bealltainn in Scottish Gaelic, it symbolizes fertility and the renewal of life through rituals like bonfires and dancing around maypoles. Historically significant in Irish mythology, Beltane is one of the four major Gaelic festivals, alongside Samhain, Imbolc, and Lughnasa. Communities would leap over bonfires for luck, and offerings of flowers were made to deities, fostering a deep connection to nature and celebrating the abundance of life.