Scarf/Shawl in Rothesay Tartan Tree

Scarf/Shawl in Rothesay Tartan Tree100% Wool The Rothesay Tartan (also known as the Duke of Rothesay Tartan) is a historic Scottish tartan linked to the royal title of the heir apparent to the British throne. Key facts about the tartan: Royal Heritage: It first appeared in the Vestiarium Scoticum in 1842 under the name 'Prince of Rothesay'. It was famously worn by King Edward VII as a child. The Design: It is a vibrant district tartan featuring a distinct pattern of red, green, navy,

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Oven and Dishwasher safe

Ref: 8927XG

Tam O'shanta in the Glen Innes tartan

With a celtic knotwork design and Glen Innes stamp this piece is a true reminder of Glen Innes

Supplied in a fully recyclable gift box

Extra Large- 78mm Internal Diameter

A beautiful hand made cushion in the Glen Innes District tartan by the very talented and creative Leonie Hawkins

Ref: BZBR04

holds 300 ml

Celtic Mechanical Pocket Watch

The clip on the back grips the hair tightly to prevent the hairslide from slipping out