New Brunswick Tartan Tea Light

New Brunswick Tartan Tea Light

Designed by Loomcrofters, Gagetown,NB in 1957. The colours are forest green for lumbering, meadow green for agriculture, blue for the coastal & inland waters, & the interweaving of gold, the symbol of the province's potential wealth. The red blocks signify the loyalty & devotion of the Loyalist settlers & the NB Regiment. The brown bands possibly commemorate the "beaver" from Lord Beaverbrook, the press Barron who commissioned the first weaving.

Provincial and Clan/Family Tartans are literally a "labour of love" of the Diva! Great effort is made to source the colours and set the pattern to accurately represent specific tartans in glass! Each tartan item takes hundreds of 1mm glass threads that are all cut and positioned by hand. Each stage of the process requires precise kiln firing schedules developed over years of experimentation. Lori is thrilled to offer this potential heirloom product with consistent results and quality.

Includes:

• Tea light candle (5 hour)
• Descriptive card

Boxed/packaged for shipping