Help in identifying tartan

[Arnot]

Is this not it?

http://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tar...s.aspx?ref=932

[figheadair]

Well found, it is indeed. Although it looked familiar it wasn't coming up on a colour sequence search, probably because of the coding of light blue as azure and vice versa in different Dbs. Before DC Stewart's Setts the tern 'azure' was never used, the sahde was always 'light blue'. The modern trend for having 3 shades of blue in some tartans makes things more tricky.

[SoulFyre777]

Well spotted! I was having the same problem in the tartan databases when using blue and/or light blue. 'Azure' never crossed my mind. lol

I rather like this tartan, as does my wife, so there may be some of this in my future, since I don't see any restrictions on it.

Thank you both for your help! I knew I could count on the keen eyes of the rabble to solve this mystery!

[MacGumerait]

The " Diana " tartan looks very similar to the pic .

However , I noticed that in the pic , the tartan has 2 stripes in the light blue block and in the Diana tartan there are 5 stripes in the light blue block .