Now, a new Scottish tartan is memorializing the victims of the Witchcraft Act. The black, gray, red and pink pattern was officially registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans in February and ...

The journey of tartan begins in the 8th century BC when it first emerged as a symbol of power and pride among the Scottish people. Over centuries, tartan evolved from a mark of clan membership to ...

Modern tartans are registered for organisations, individuals, and commemorative purposes in the official Scottish Register of ...

A new Scottish tartan has been designed to honor the thousands of individuals — mostly women — who were executed between 1563 and 1736 under Scotland’s Witchcraft Act. The Witches of Scotland tartan ...

Kirkin’ of the Tartan will be held at 1:30 p.m. April 6 at Historic Christ Church, 420 Christ Church Road in Weems. The Rev. Kimberly B. Glenn, rector of Grace Episcopal Church will officiate. The ...

The Scottish Register of Tartans states: "This design was created to memorialise those who suffered as a result of The Witchcraft Act 1563 to 1736 in Scotland. This tartan will be woven to make ...

Scottish Tartan Festival is coming in April featuring Highland Games, food, crafts, and the Grammy Winning Cox family ...

Tartan Week has been hailed as a celebration of Scottish culture but will Scots really benefit from John Swinney wearing a kilt in New York?

First Minister John Swinney will undertake a series of engagements in New York as part of Tartan Week this April.

Now, a new Scottish tartan is memorializing the victims of the Witchcraft Act. The black, gray, red and pink pattern was officially registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans in February ...

The tartan can only be woven with permission granted by an officer of the Witches of Scotland. All of the proceeds generated will be donated to charity in an effort to further the campaign's mission.