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Fictitious Clan Day
The Scottish Register of Tartans includes several tartans associated with fictional clans, often created for literary works, events, or as playful inventions. Notable examples include:
Gleneil (Spoof): Designed by J.B. Renwick of Lochcarron for Gleneil Publishers, this tartan accompanied a fictional book by Michael Brander about the fictitious Gleneil clan.
McMoosie: Created for the fictional McMoosie family featured in Terry Isacc's 'Tales of Brechin', a series of children's stories set in Brechin, Angus, Scotland.
Fascaray: This tartan celebrates the fictional Hebridean island of Fascaray, the setting of the novel 'Hame' by Annalena McAfee. Its colors are drawn from the natural environment described in the book.
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