Nowell Tartan Drum Major Mace Custom Made with their chief Lachlan Maclachlan

with their chief Lachlan Maclachlan signing an address of welcome to King James VIII Stuart during the stirring days of 1715

was made Lord Boyd in 1460 by the King James II of Scotland

becoming a symbol of pride for those who wear it

the eldest child of Sir Thomas Boyd of Kilmarnock

The Society of Santa Fe Tartan features a striking interplay of black and gray

Nowell Tartan Drum Major Mace Custom Made with their chief Lachlan MaclachlanHistorical Context The Nowell Tartan is a rich expression of Scottish heritage, originating from the highlands where clans were identified by unique patterns. Tartan patterns date back to the 16th century, with significant historical significance during the Jacobite risings when clans rallied under their respective tartans. The Nowell Tartan, associated with the Nowell clan, is emblematic of clan loyalty and pride, often worn during ceremonies and