Freemasons Universal Tartan Clan Crest Sporrans highlights the clan's historical prominence

highlights the clan's historical prominence and contribution to Scotland's architectural heritage

symbolizes the pride and brilliance of the family

The Easton crest

The Marjoribanks Tartan showcases a striking blend of red and black

and the lushness of nature

Freemasons Universal Tartan Clan Crest Sporrans highlights the clan's historical prominenceHistorical Significance The Freemasons Universal Tartan was designed in 2004 by Anne Carroll Gilmour, the wife of a Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Utah. With her Scottish and Irish heritage, Gilmour aimed to create a tartan that represents the global fraternity of Freemasonry. Similar to other tartans that signify the unity of Scottish clans, the Freemasons Universal Tartan is intended to unify Masons worldwide under a common emblem.