Levinge Irish Woven Blanket | Family Crest Tartan Throw Size:60" × 50"The Levinge name in Ireland is an English surname carried by a settler family recorded in County Westmeath, where the name became established from the seventeenth century across several generations as part of the Protestant Ascendancy in Leinster. This woven blanket carries the Levinge family crest set against the Irish national tartan in its distinctive green and gold. Woven from premium 50% cotton, 50% acrylic yarn for warmth and durability, with a
Clinton family crest on the Irish national tartan
Embrace your Irish heritage with the McCourt Coat of Arms displayed proudly on the Irish national tartan
meaning a young wolf — recorded in County Kildare and County Dublin
This one is woven — the Galbraith tartan threaded through every inch of the fabric
Featuring the distinguished Bisset tartan and crest with its proud motto "Abscissa virescit" which translates to "The sapling grows"
The Burnett clan crest and tartan on a round ceramic ornament — the motto Virescit Vulnere Virtus in the design
It bears the motto “Praesto Ut Praestem” — “I undertake what I can perform
The crest includes a majestic eagle above waves of the sea
McGuiness crest on the Irish national tartan
A perfect tribute to your ancestral pride
The pattern runs through the full depth of the fabric
The heraldic design and the motto Luceo Non Uro — "I Shine Not Burn" — go up near the front of the tree every December and earn their place there