Bannerman Tartan
Blankets, clothing, ornaments and gifts in the Bannerman tartan - each one made for you.
Part of Clan Bannerman
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Clan Unisex Polo Shirt - Celtic Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Clan Polo Shirt Viking Wolf Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Clan - Military Polo Shirt Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Badge Aloha Hawaiian Shirt Top
Bannerman
£33.00
Bannerman Tartan Christmas Ugly Sweater Top
Bannerman
£49.00
Bannerman "Merry Christmas" Tartan Acrylic Ornament
Bannerman
£17.00
Bannerman Tartan Gnome Heart Ceramic Ornament
Bannerman
£15.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Heart Ceramic Ornament
Bannerman
£15.00
Bannerman Tartan Gnome Round Ceramic Ornament
Bannerman
£15.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Round Ceramic Ornament
Bannerman
£15.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Star Ceramic Ornament
Bannerman
£15.00
Bannerman Tartan Christmas Tree Skirt
Bannerman
£37.00
Bannerman Tartan Halloween Pumpkin Slippers, Fluffy Spooky Footwear
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Christmas Santa Hat Headwear
Bannerman
£20.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Classic Cap Headwear
Bannerman
£26.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Christmas Stocking
Bannerman
£19.00
Bannerman Tartan Christmas Ceramic Ornament Highland Cows
Bannerman
£12.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Table Runner Cotton
Bannerman
£32.00
Bannerman Tartan Christmas Ugly Sweater Top
Bannerman
£37.00
Bannerman Tartan Scottish Lion Hawaiian Shirt Top
Bannerman
£33.00
Bannerman Tartan Saddle Handbags
Bannerman
£43.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Oven Mitt And Pot Kitchen
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest Jogger Sweatpants
Bannerman
£37.00/en-gb/collections/bannerman-tartan?page=3
About this tartan
The name comes from the family's hereditary office of bearer of the royal standard. By tradition it was won when an ancestor carried the king's banner across the River Spey during a campaign. The family's documented landholding begins in 1367, when Donald Bannerman was granted the lands of Clyntrees, Waterton and Weltown, and the family became established at Elsick, near Newtonhill in Kincardineshire, south of Aberdeen
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Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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