Scottish Tartan Weaving: Threads of Heritage (6/20)

Tartan weaving, which is central to Scottish identity, involves creating intricate patterns of plaid fabric, typically associated with a clan or family. These patterns, passed down through generations, carry the stories of Scottish history, battles, and traditions. Tartan was originally woven from wool, and the process of dyeing the fibers to create distinctive colors and patterns remains a cherished tradition in Scotland today.