Codd Irish Heritage Woven Blanket | Norman-Irish Family Crest Tartan Throw

Codd is a Norman-Irish surname with a long-established presence in County Wexford, one of the earliest counties to receive Norman settlement following the twelfth-century invasion. The Codd family became part of the Norman-Irish community of Leinster, their name woven into the local records of the county across many centuries. It is a name that belongs entirely to the Irish tradition it grew into.

This woven blanket carries the Codd name in a form designed to last. The Irish tartan is built on the loom, the pattern constructed through the crossing of threads and fixed into the structure of the cloth from the very beginning. The design runs through the full depth of the textile — not applied afterward, but formed within it.

The cotton yarn is chosen for its quality of finish and the way it maintains the pattern’s clarity through years of regular use. The fringe at each end is the natural ending of the woven structure, part of how the piece was made rather than added to it.

• 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 Codd family — a piece that carries a Wexford Norman-Irish name with the care it has earned. Celtic Ancestry Gifts also carries the Codd design across a wider range of heritage products.