Now, a new Scottish tartan is memorializing the victims of the Witchcraft Act. The black, gray, red and pink pattern was ...

There are thousands of officially registered Scottish tartan designs, but only one is dedicated to the “witches” of Scotland. Certified earlier this month, the tricolor pattern is intended as ...

A new Scottish tartan has been designed to honor the thousands of individuals — mostly women — who were executed between 1563 and 1736 under Scotland’s Witchcraft Act. The Witches of Scotland tartan ...

Tartan, that iconic Scottish plaid, is not just a pattern; it’s a tapestry of history, culture, and evolution. Historically, tartan has been a symbol of identity and belonging for the Scottish ...

Tartan is more than patterned cloth in Scotland. Specific tartans were linked to clans and regions, and the designs carry symbolic meaning. Modern tartans are registered for organisations ...

a Witches of Scotland tartan which would convey the plight of all those persecuted in the greatest miscarriage of justice in the country’s legal history. The final design — a suitably gothic ...

The Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History will be filled with the skirl of bagpipes on April 5 when the Ruby B. Archie ...

It will be the first Tartan Day, a day to celebrate Scottish heritage, without her father, Angus MacDonald. He died Dec. 27. “I know I will have a knot in my stomach at the beginning of the day ...

It’s brilliant.” Hamish Husband, spokesman for the West of Scotland Tartan Army, said: ”It’s great news after years of missing out on must-see football matches. “Tartan Army footsoldiers ...

Now, a new Scottish tartan is memorializing the victims of the Witchcraft Act. The black, gray, red and pink pattern was officially registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans in February ...