Historical Context
The Monarch of the Glen Tartan holds great historical importance deeply ingrained in Scottish culture. Its name derives from Sir Edwin Landseer's renowned 1851 painting commissioned for the Palace of Westminster. This iconic artwork depicts a majestic stag in a serene Scottish landscape, capturing the country's breathtaking beauty. The phrase "Monarch of the Glen" gained literary prominence as the title of Compton Mackenzie's celebrated 1941 novel set in a fictional Scottish castle. The cultural journey continued with a captivating BBC series based on Mackenzie's books, running from 2000 to 2005. This immersive show enthralled audiences with its storytelling set amidst Scotland's rugged landscapes. Their novella by Neil Gaiman further cemented the tartan's literary ties in the 2006 anthology 'Fragile Things.' This tartan represents Scotland's rich sartorial heritage. During the Jacobite Rising in 1746, tartan faced a temporary ban, which was lifted in 1782, reinstating it as Scotland's symbolic national dress. Tartan retains its historical significance and remains celebrated in modern fashion. Crafted by Claire Donaldson, this tartan pays homage to Scotland's cultural legacy. Designed for the esteemed House of Edgar range of tartans, this exquisite creation embodies Scotland's rich heritage.
Color Scheme and Pattern
This tartan exhibits a harmonious blend of colors that evoke the natural beauty of Scotland. Shades of purple, blue, and green intertwine, creating an enchanting tapestry that mirrors the country's picturesque landscapes. The vibrant purple hues symbolize nobility and regality, while the deep blue shades reflect vastness. The touch of red signifies strength and passion. Gentle accents of yellow represent the warmth of the Scottish sun, and the vibrant green hues embody the lushness of the country's rolling hills and breathtaking moorlands. Made from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan offers both durability and comfort for everyday wear.
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Whether you are looking to expand your knowledge of Scottish culture or seeking the perfect kilt for a special occasion, Scottish Kilt is your ultimate destination for unrivaled craftsmanship and a truly authentic Scottish experience. Our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance ensures that each product we offer embodies the spirit of Scottish tradition.
Shipments Policy
All our delivery costs are calculated on total weight, this includes the weight of both the products and the packaging.
No handling charges & no tax for all items.
We aim to deliver your order within 10-15 working days.
Our some tartans are woven to order, the tartan weaving process taking approximately 4-5 weeks.Â
Delivery time may vary according to your location.
All returns must be sent back to us at our contact address at your own cost and risk.
Only defected items will be entertained for exchange.
The contents of your order and your delivery postcode will determine which delivery services you will be offered.
Please note that we are unable to deliver to po boxes on any of our delivery services.
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