Kennedy Tartan
Blankets, clothing, ornaments and gifts in the Kennedy tartan - each one made for you.
Part of Clan Kennedy
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Garden Flag
Kennedy · Modern
$35.45
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag
Kennedy · Modern
$35.45
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Garden Flag -
Kennedy · Ancient
$35.45
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Black Garden Flag
Kennedy · Ancient
$35.45
Kennedy Weathered Tartan Crest Premium Blanket Celtic
Kennedy · Weathered
$65.02
Kennedy Weathered Tartan Crest Blanket Wave Style
Kennedy · Weathered
$65.02
Kennedy Weathered Tartan Crest Blanket 3 Sizes
Kennedy · Weathered
$65.02
Kennedy Tartan Crest Premium Blanket Thistle Style
Kennedy
$65.02
Kennedy Tartan Crest Blanket 3 Sizes
Kennedy
$65.02
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Premium Blanket Celtic
Kennedy · Modern
$65.02
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Blanket Wave Style
Kennedy · Modern
$65.02
Kennedy Crest Premium Blanket Black Celtic Cross
Kennedy
$65.02
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Gold Courage Symbol Blanket
Kennedy · Ancient
$65.02
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Premium Blanket Celtic
Kennedy · Ancient
$65.02
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Blanket Wave Style
Kennedy · Ancient
$65.02
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Blanket 3 Sizes
Kennedy · Ancient
$65.02
Kennedy Weathered Tartan Crest Circle Car Seat
Kennedy · Weathered
$64.25
Kennedy Tartan Crest Car Seat Cover
Kennedy
$64.25
Kennedy Tartan Crest Car Seat Cover
Kennedy
$64.25
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Circle Car Seat
Kennedy · Modern
$64.25
Kennedy Modern Tartan Crest Car Seat Cover
Kennedy · Modern
$64.25
Kennedy Ancient Tartan Crest Circle Car Seat
Kennedy · Ancient
$64.25About this tartan
Clan Kennedy is a Lowland clan long associated with the district of Carrick in Ayrshire, first documented in the reign of William the Lion when a Gilbert Mac Kenedi witnessed a charter to Melrose Abbey. The surname's Gaelic roots are debated, with some tracing it to a term meaning "grim-headed" or "helmeted." Robert II recognised John Kennedy of Dunure as chief of his name and bailie of Carrick, and the family rose to power in the district: David Kennedy, 3rd Lord Kennedy, was created Earl of Cassilis in 1509, and the Kennedys held castles at Dunure and Culzean. This Scottish Kennedy clan is unrelated to the Irish Kennedy family
Read the Clan Kennedy storyModern or Ancient?
Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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