Edinburgh District Modern Tartan

Edinburgh District Modern Tartan

The Edinburgh District Modern Tartan is a vibrant and distinctive pattern deeply connected to the Scottish capital. Designed by Hugh Macpherson in 1970 to commemorate the Commonwealth Games held in Edinburgh, it has become a symbol of the city's spirit and heritage.

Key Characteristics

• Modern Tartan: This classification indicates the use of chemically produced dyes, offering a richer color palette compared to older, natural dye-based tartans.
• Color Palette: The tartan features a harmonious blend of red, green, blue, and white. These colors are inspired by the natural beauty surrounding Edinburgh, with blue and white representing the Scottish Saltire (flag).
• Design Inspiration: The tartan's sett (the repeating pattern) incorporates elements inspired by the Arms of the City of Edinburgh Council, featuring a three-towered castle on a rocky base.

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