Tartan Eau De Vie

Historical Significance

The Water of Life tartan was first registered in 1983 by the Scottish Tartans Authority, created by the House of Edgar, a prominent Scottish textile manufacturer. While not linked to any specific clan or family, it holds significance among whisky enthusiasts and those celebrating Scottish culture. The name "Water of Life" translates from the Gaelic "uisge beatha," historically referring to whisky, which has been produced in Scotland since the Middle Ages. This tartan serves as a tribute to the rich heritage of whisky and embodies pride in Scottish tradition. Although modern, the Water of Life tartan is deeply rooted in Scotland's historical fabric.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Water of Life tartan features a vibrant color scheme that includes navy blue, dark brown, and light blue. The dark brown symbolizes strength and stability, grounding the design. The Navy blue background adds depth and sophistication, representing loyalty and confidence. The light blue lines introduce a refreshing contrast, evoking calmness and serenity. The simple vertical stripe pattern creates a striking visual that celebrates the land and the craft of whisky making. Crafted from durable Acrylic Wool, this tartan offers comfort and versatility. Perfect for formal or casual occasions, it blends tradition with modern elegance, allowing you to honor the heritage of Wales with style.

Why Choose Us?

At Scottish Kilt, we have been dedicated to providing an extensive range of Scottish cultural products for over 20 years. Our offerings include custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories and clothing. Committed to high-quality craftsmanship, ethical practices, and easy maintenance, we ensure competitive pricing without compromising on the quality of materials. Each product undergoes rigorous quality assurance, delivering you a piece of Scottish heritage you can cherish for years.