The Nisbet Ancient Tartan reflects the rich heritage of the Nisbet clan, tracing its roots to the 12th century in Berwickshire's Barony of Nesbit. This distinguished clan has made an indelible mark on Scottish history. Through centuries of loyalty and bravery, they have remained steadfast. Notable figures include:
- William de Nesbite and Thomas Nisbet in ancient charters
- Philip de Nesbit, James Nisbet, John Nisbet, and Adam Nisbet during Edward I's reign, showcasing their allegiance to crown and country
- Adam Nisbet of Ilk, honored by Robert the Bruce, who provided a knight to the King's army
- Alexander Nesbitt, who stood by Charles I during the Civil War and later served as Sheriff of Berwick
- Alexander Nisbet, a renowned heraldic authority known for his work, "System of Heraldry," published in 1722
Today, this tartan proudly represents this illustrious lineage, symbolizing the enduring spirit and heritage of the Nisbet clan. The recognition of Robert Anthony Ellis Nesbitt as the chief by Lord Lyon in 1994 further solidified the tartan's significance, serving as a timeless reminder of the clan's remarkable contributions to Scottish history.
The Nisbet Ancient Tartan boasts a captivating blend of red, green, black, and white colors that pay homage to its noble heritage. Rich hues of red symbolize the courage and ardor displayed by the Nisbet clan throughout history, while deep green evokes the lush landscapes of Berwickshire, their ancestral home. Contrasting with these vibrant tones, black signifies strength and resilience, while white represents purity and integrity. The sett pattern showcases intersecting lines and squares, intricately weaving these colors together, creating a visually stunning tapestry that captures the essence of the clan.
At Scottish Kilt, we are passionate about preserving the vibrant traditions of Scottish culture, and our wide range of products reflects this dedication. As a brand steeped in Scottish heritage, we offer an array of authentic attire and accessories that celebrate the timeless elegance of kilts. With meticulous craftsmanship, we ensure:
- Custom craftsmanship
- Ethical practices
- Easy maintenance
- Competitive pricing
- High-quality materials
- Rigorous quality assurance
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
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