Canavan Irish Heritage Woven Blanket | O'Canavan Family Crest Tartan Throw

Canavan — from the Gaelic Ó Ceanndúbháin, meaning descendant of Ceanndúbhán, a name associated with ‘black head’ — is a Gaelic Irish surname found across Connacht and Ulster. The O’Canavans were a family of County Galway in particular, their name part of the old Gaelic order of the west of Ireland that has endured through every era of the island’s history.

This woven blanket gives that Gaelic heritage a physical form. The Irish tartan is built on the loom, the pattern constructed thread by thread into the structure of the cloth. It is not a print and not a transfer; it is a woven textile in which the design and the structure are inseparable from the very beginning.

The cotton yarn is selected for the quality of its finish and the way it holds colour and pattern clearly through repeated washing and use. The fringe at each end forms as the weave naturally ends — the honest conclusion of how a woven piece is properly made.

• Premium cotton yarn
• Woven, not printed — pattern runs through the full textile
• Available in 52"×37", 60"×50", and 80"×60"
• Fringed edges — a natural finish to the woven structure
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low

For the Canavan family — a Connacht Gaelic name carried forward with care and intention. You can also find the Canavan name across additional Celtic Ancestry Gifts items, from mugs and apparel to home décor and keepsakes.