Irvine Muted Tartan Pitcairn Hunting Ancient including Celtic and Old British

including Celtic and Old British

The intricate crisscross pattern not only reflects the artistry of traditional Scottish weaving but also symbolizes the interwoven lives of clan members

Though not officially sanctioned

This tartan features a harmonious blend of muted greens and blues

Irvine Muted Tartan Pitcairn Hunting Ancient including Celtic and Old BritishHistorical Significance The history of the Irvine Clan and its tartan is deeply rooted in Scottish heritage. Originating in the 12th century, the clan's name is believed to come from the Brythonic word "ir afon," meaning "green water." The Irvines first established themselves in Dumfriesshire, with family tradition linking their origins to early Celtic monarchs of Scotland. The clan's historic seat is Drum Castle in Aberdeenshire, granted to William