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Barbados now has an official tartan Article by December 22, 2020 Blue, yellow, black and hugely symbolic Barbados is celebrating the creation of its official tartan to mark its independence. The textile is six months in the making and features a broken trident, the national symbol of the country’s split from the UK. It incorporates the national colours of Barbados, which shares its patron saint with Scotland. The island nation is now the first in the Caribbean to have its own official Scots plaid, with the Island of Barbados design entered into the Scottish Register of Tartans. It was created by Scottish company James Robertson Kiltmaker to “mark the joint celebration of Bajan Independence Day and St Andrews Day and as a recognition of the deep historic ties” between Scotland and Barbados. ....
The first ever tartan for a Caribbean island is from Glasgow A GLASGOW kiltmaker has created the first ever tartan for a Caribbean island. Robert Guibal, owner of James Robertson Kiltmaker in Sauchiehall Street, designed the officially registered, blue, black and yellow Island of Barbados Tartan in celebration of the historic ties between the two countries. “Scotland and Barbados have a deep shared heritage and for many years, we have been looking for the perfect way to recognise this,” says Cheryl Carter, Director of Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. “We’re proud to be the first Caribbean island to have its own official tartan.” ....
BLUE, yellow, black and hugely symbolic Barbados is celebrating the creation of its official tartan to mark its independence. The textile is six months in the making and features a broken trident, the national symbol of the country s split from the UK. It incorporates the national colours of Barbados, which shares its patron saint with Scotland. The island nation is now the first in the Caribbean to have its own official Scots plaid, with the Island of Barbados design entered into the Scotitsh Register of Tartans. It was created by Scottish company James Robertson Kiltmaker to mark the joint celebration of Bajan Independence Day and St Andrews Day and as a recognition of the deep historic ties between Scotland and Barbados. ....