Grand Lodge of Canada Tartan

Historical Context

The Grand Lodge of Canada Tartan carries deep Scottish heritage, rooted in the early 18th century when tartans symbolized clan identity and social standing. This tartan represents unity and brotherhood within Canadian Freemasonry, created alongside the formation of the Grand Lodge in the 19th century. It is associated with influential Masonic leaders who strengthened Freemasonry across Canada and upheld values of fellowship and community.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Grand Lodge of Canada Tartan features a refined pattern of alternating black and gray blocks. Black signifies strength and resilience, while gray represents balance and harmony. This modern yet traditional color blend reflects core Masonic principles. Made from 100% acrylic wool, the tartan is durable, comfortable, and designed for long-lasting wear.

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