Once a colorful pattern woven and worn by Scottish Highlanders, tartan was outlawed by the British government after the Jacobite Rebellion in 1745. The history of how tartan came to be both a fashion icon and a national symbol of Scotland is full of fascinating characters and stories.
Instructor: Melissa Weaver Dunning
When: Saturday AM
Level: All
Categories: Historical Textiles and Traditions
Supplies that students will bring: None
Material Fee: $0
Materials Included: Digital handouts will be provided.