Saskatchewan Tartan Tea Light

Saskatchewan Tartan

This tartan was designed in 1961 by Mrs F.L. Bastedo, wife of the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. It has seven colours -the predominant gold representing prairie wheat; brown for the summerfallow; green for the forests; red for the provincial flower, the Western prairie lily; yellow for rapeseed flower and sun flower; white for snow; and black for oil and coal.

Provincial and Clan/Family Tartans are literally a "labour of love" of the Diva! Great effort is made to source the correct colours and set patterns to accurately represent specific tartans in glass! Each item takes hundreds of 1mm glass threads that are all cut by hand and positioned while repeating the mantra, "keep it straight". There are several kiln firings required for each piece too!

Custom orders: Ask the Diva about your Clan/Family Tartan!

Teal light candle included.

Descriptive card

Boxed/packaged for shipping

Even flat bottom base

As always: Kiln annealed, food safe, made will lead free materials, dishwasher safe, not recommended for the oven, cook top or microwave.

Refund and return policy

Due to the nature of the materials used in my products, please make yourself familiar with additional information and instruction for the Fused Glass Diva's Return and Refunds policy: https://www.fusedglassdiva.com/return-refunds