The Rabbinical Tartan is here: from concept to reality!

[McFarkus]

Glad to see the thread back and to have so many great questions answered. This is fascinating. I hope Rabbi Pazo will eventually post photos of the kilt.

[AFS1970]

Wow, really interesting and intricate design. I enjoyed reading about the concept and how it was made into a tartan. Nice job.

[CDNSushi]

It is my understanding, that it is appropriate, upon hearing good news that benefits others, to recite the ha'tov ha'metiv blessing. As it's clear that you are absolutely stoked and excited about the completion of this huge project, congratulations and Mazel Tov!

Barukh attah Adonai eloheinu melekh ha-olam, hatov vehametiv.
(Blessed are You, L-rd G-d, King of the universe, who is good and who does good.)

[Geoff Withnell]

It is my understanding, that it is appropriate, upon hearing good news that benefits others, to recite the ha'tov ha'metiv blessing. As it's clear that you are absolutely stoked and excited about the completion of this huge project, congratulations and Mazel Tov!

Barukh attah Adonai eloheinu melekh ha-olam, hatov vehametiv.
(Blessed are You, L-rd G-d, King of the universe, who is good and who does good.)

AMEN!

Geoff Withnell

[ThistleDown]

Congratulations, Raphael, but we have a saying here on this forum: it didn't happen if there are no photos to prove it. We've seen the tartan and it's lovely, but to keep us happy and believing you, you must show us the kilt and you in it! Well, hmmm, really two pics are required: one from the front and the second a Hamish shot of the pleats (just visit the Hamish-the-Legend section of the forum for the finest of style examples).

We don't need to see how it was made -- almost all of us have been there and done that inumerable times in our lives -- but we drool to see finished work, especially when it is of such a massive undertaking as this kilt of yours.

No excuses now, just two little pics; just two

[Brian K]

No excuses now, just two little pics; just two

I, too, congratulate you, Bro.'. Raphael on your single-minded determination to bring this impressive project to fruition.

I must, however, agree with Rex, i.e. "pictures or it didn't happen."

In other words, please stop teasing us and post some pictures of this unique kilt!!

Cordially and Fraternally,

Brian Killam, PM, PHP, KT and 32degree

[Alan H]

Sewn with gold needles? My goodness!