Cochlan Irish Heritage Woven Blanket | McCoughlan Family Crest Tartan Throw

Cochlan — also found as McCoughlan, from the Gaelic Mac Cochláin — is a Gaelic Irish surname rooted in County Offaly, where the MacCoughlans were lords of Delvin Mac Coghlan, a territory in the ancient province of Meath. It is a name of genuine Gaelic antiquity, carried by a family whose presence in the Irish midlands reaches back through the earliest records of the island.

This woven blanket honours that heritage. The Irish tartan is built on the loom, the pattern fixed into the structure of the cloth through the crossing of threads. The design runs through the full depth of the textile — not a layer on the surface, but part of the cloth itself, holding its integrity through years of use and washing.

The cotton yarn is selected for the quality of its twist and the evenness it gives to the finished surface. The fringe at each end forms naturally as the weave concludes — the honest ending of a piece made with complete intention.

• 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 Cochlan and McCoughlan family — a piece that carries an ancient Gaelic midlands name with the care it deserves. You can also find the Cochlan design across other Celtic Ancestry Gifts products.