Nova Scotia Tartan Kilt modern tartan kilts The tartan pattern is traditional

The tartan pattern is traditional and visually striking

adding to its timeless appeal

known for their deep roots in Scotland and Ireland

It is worn by descendants and those wishing to commemorate the Confederacy's impact on the nation

Red lines that cross both vertically and horizontally rise atop the green

Nova Scotia Tartan Kilt modern tartan kilts The tartan pattern is traditionalNova Scotia Tartan Kilt The Nova Scotia Tartan is a symbol of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located on the east coast of North America. Its name, meaning "New Scotland," is a nod to the province's Scottish heritage. The tartan design was created by Mrs. Douglas Murray, President of the Halifax N. S. Weavers Guild, in 1953 as an alternative backdrop for an exhibition on farming. It is the first officially acknowledged Canadian provincial tartan