Carson Irish Heritage Woven Blanket | Family Crest Tartan Throw

Carson is a name with a long and varied presence in Ireland, particularly in Ulster where it became established through the Scottish and English communities who settled in the province during the plantation era. The name is perhaps most famously associated in Irish history with Edward Carson, the Dublin-born barrister and politician whose role in the early twentieth century shaped the constitutional future of Ireland. Whatever side of that history a family stands on, the Carson name is woven into the fabric of the island.

This woven blanket carries that name forward in lasting form. The Irish tartan is built on the loom, the pattern fixed into the structure of the cloth through the crossing of threads. The design is not a surface print; it runs through the full depth of the textile, permanent and consistent from one end to the other.

The cotton yarn is chosen for the quality of its finish and the way it holds colour and pattern definition through years of regular use. The fringe at each end is the natural conclusion of the woven structure — the honest ending of a well-made piece.

• 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 Carson family — a piece that carries an Ulster name with a significant place in Irish history. You can also find the Carson design across other Celtic Ancestry Gifts products, including mugs, ornaments, and home décor.