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Name of Tartan:
Robitaille, Jean-Francois (Personal)
ITI Number:
10649
Category:
Canadian Personal
Designer / Source:
MacDonald, Robert
Date:
01/04/2012
Slog:
BWT:YRB
Colour Sequence:
BWTWTWKWGBRY
Thread Count:
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This tartan is based on the history and the coat of arms of the Robitaille Family as well as those of the province of Quebec and Canada. Colours: blue represents the designer?s affiliation with the province of Quebec and his French ancestry. It is the official colour of both Quebec and France, as well as the background of the Robitaille Family coat of arms; yellow represents the gold chevron of the Robitaille Coat of arms, and the three fleurs-de-lys of the Quebec Coat of arms; red represents the crown found on the Quebec and Canadian coat of arms and the flags of Canada and the United Kingdom; green represents the maple leaf, the national symbol of Canada shown on the Quebec coat of arms. It also alludes to the park that has replaced the ancestral farm of the Robitaille family in Champigny; black represents the three waves found on the Robitaille coat of arms and the designer?s interest in transportation; tan represents the plough surmounted by four stalks of wheat of the Robitaille coat of arms, the stalks of grain representing the fruits of their labour and pays tribute to the heavy labour undertaken by the four Robitaille brothers to clear the ancestral land; white represents the dove with the olive branch on the Robitaille coat of arms; a symbol of purity, peace and descendants. It is also found on the coat of arms of Theodore Robitaille, lieutenant governor of Qu?bec, one of the most renowned Robitaille family ancestors. Permission to wear/use this tartan should be obtained from its owner, Jean-Francois Robitaille. Only to be woven by D.C. Dalgliesh Ltd.
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