Muir Tartan Hanna of Leith This tartan is often associated

This tartan is often associated with the hunting attire of the Dunlop clan

and their readiness to defend their people

reflecting the National Ballet of Canada's dedication to both classical and contemporary performances

where the use of tartan became emblematic of Scottish nationalism

" honoring their role in Scottish history

Muir Tartan Hanna of Leith This tartan is often associatedHistorical Context The Muir tartan boasts a rich history that dates back centuries. The name "Muir" derives from the Gaelic word "mor," meaning large or big, or from Middle English, translating to low grassy hill or heath. The Muirs are believed to be descended from the Pictish Celts of Ireland and Scotland, particularly prolific in west central Scotland and Orkney. Notably, during the reign of King Alexander II (1214 1249), a David de More witnessed