Historical Context
The MacDonnell of Keppoch Tartan is steeped in rich Scottish heritage, tracing its origins to the Celtic clan descended from Dugall, a son of Somerled, the famed Lord of the Isles. This clan played a pivotal role in the turbulent history of Scotland, particularly during the struggles against King Robert the Bruce. Notably, the Brooch of Lorn, a cherished relic of the clan, symbolizes their enduring legacy. The clan faced significant upheaval and territorial loss over the years but eventually regained prominence under the stewardship of John MacDougall in 1457, securing Dunolly. The chief's daughter, known as "the Lady of Lorn," further highlights the clan's noble lineage.
Color Scheme and Pattern
The MacDonnell of Keppoch Tartan features a striking combination of red, green, navy blue, and white. Each color holds a specific meaning: red symbolizes bravery and strength, green represents the lush landscapes of Scotland, navy blue signifies loyalty and integrity, while white embodies purity and peace. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan not only offers durability but also provides exceptional comfort, making it perfect for various garments.
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