Check out my latest blog post: http://blog.albanach.org/2005/12/masai-tartans.html
Matthew A. C. Newsome, GTS Governor, Scottish Tartans Authority Director Emeritus, Scottish Tartans Museum My own blog & writings on Highland Dress: Albanach.org
Sweet. I'm loving the kilt pin I got at the museum, by the way
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Matt (and all), Apparently, red garments are the symbol of warrior-dom in Masai culture: http://www.sfu.ca/mediapr/sfnews/2001/Nov15/poster.html Jamie
Jamie Fellrath "Okay, maybe I'm a bastard sometimes, but I'm a kilted bastard!"
Thats a very interesting article. I've seen lots of pictures of Masai,yet I never thought of the cloth as tartan.
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I think that first one would make a nice kilt.
I always enjoy your's and Bear's blog posts. Keep it up! ;) (both of you)
The tartan in the first picture looks remarkably like "the American" tartan:
Too cool! Another warrior tradition!!!!
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The things one learns on this forum, thanks Matt, between you and all the others I know more and more each day about things I never did before. Alas that is the way it should be, so thank you again for sharing that wonderful blog and pictures.
Glen A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived. Kilted With Pride!!!
Interesting, I also have a sort of 'tartan' lungi from my time in India. The men there wear tartan (or a kind of check). Tartan is for everyone, not just the Scots!!
Graham 8 years full time kilted.
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