Holiday Dress Stewart Tartan Collection - Limited Quantity!
How Tartan Came to American Tables...
No pattern carries heritage quite like tartan. Woven into the history of Scotland, it began as a symbol of clan identity with each check and color way declaring belonging. For a time it was even outlawed, considered too dangerous an emblem of loyalty after the Jacobite rising. Yet in the Victorian era, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert revived tartan at Balmoral Castle, transforming it from a banned textile into a romantic emblem of tradition.
When Scottish immigrants brought tartan to North America, it quickly found a new stage. By the 20th century, American department stores were dressing their Christmas catalogs with plaid aprons, ribbons, and table linens. Families across the country embraced tartan as the fabric of festivity - at once cozy, classic, and celebratory. Today, tartan napkins folded at holiday tables are more than décor. They are threads of history woven into modern memory.
- Available 20" Set of 4 Napkins or 16” Set of 2 Placemats
- Cotton/Poly Blend for easy washing
- Made in Baltic Region EU for VIVO VERONIKA
- Handmade linens naturally feature slight variations
- Colors may vary slightly from product shown
EASY CARE: Machine wash in cold water. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low to medium. If you prefer, you can iron on steam setting for a few seconds.