Way Irish Woven Blanket | Family Crest Tartan Throw Size:60" × 50"The Way name in Ireland is an English surname derived from the Old English weg, meaning a path or road. Way families were recorded in Munster and Leinster from the seventeenth century. This Irish woven blanket features the Way family crest against Irish National Tartan, honouring that Irish family history. Woven Cotton Blanket Details Material: 100% premium cotton yarn Construction: woven, not printed the crest and tartan are integral to the textile
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