Kinnaird Tartan Harris Lilac embodying the spirit and resilience

embodying the spirit and resilience of Scottish culture

The light blue represents strength and resilience

adding tranquility and loyalty

Notable figures such as Sir Walter Scott have celebrated tartan as a symbol of Scottish identity

while white accents provide a crisp contrast

Kinnaird Tartan Harris Lilac embodying the spirit and resilienceHistorical Significance The Kinnaird Tartan is closely associated with Clan Kinnaird, a distinguished Scottish clan that originated from Kinnaird Castle in Angus, Scotland. This lineage dates back to the 12th century, starting with the Norman nobleman Freskin, who was granted lands by King David I. The clan's first recorded member, Radulphus Ruffus, received a charter for the land in 1180. The name 'Kinnaird' comes from "Cynhard," meaning "high point