O'Sheehan Tartan Fabric available in heavy canvas The Murray of Atholl clan

The Murray of Atholl clan gained their landholdings in 1283 and their lineage rose to prominence with the appointment of the 12th Chief of Atholl as an Earl in 1606

It is believed that it may be used by indigenous peoples from the Hebrides for a long time

Historically

a prominent fur trading group

The Setting Sun Tartan finds its roots in the rich tapestry of Scottish history

O'Sheehan Tartan Fabric available in heavy canvas The Murray of Atholl clanHistorical Context The O'Sheehan tartan has deep roots in Scottish heritage, tracing back to the 16th century when clans wore distinctive patterns to signify their identity and allegiance. Tartan was not just a fabric, but a symbol of clan loyalty and community. The O'Sheehan clan, known for their resilience and valor, has played significant roles in various historical events, including the Jacobite risings, where many clansmen fought for their rights