Cape Breton Tartan Tea Light

Cape Breton Tartan Tea Light

 Have the spirit of the island of Cape Breton with you! This tartan was designed in 1957 by Elizabeth Grant. it was derived from a 1907 poem by Lillian Walsh.

Black for the wealth of our coal mines
Grey for our Cape Breton Steel
Green for our lofty mountains, valleys and our fields
Gold for the golden sunsets shining bright on the lakes of Bra d'Or
To show us God's hand lingered
To bless Cade Breton's shore.

 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

Every tartan tells a story!