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3rd April 09, 06:37 PM
#9
 Originally Posted by Ted Crocker
That's a good point, Gilmore. If there is already an historacal association between a tartan and the Jewish faith or culture, then something like this is more of an insult than official. If there were no tartan historically associated, then maybe it could become generally accepted; especially if it were recognisable to those in the faith or culture. Everything starts somewhere...
It's not a tartan, but I seem to recall a discussion of a certain color of kilt being associated with Buddhism because of the color's symbolic conection; I can't recall the specific details, though. Something on that line.
Do you mean this:

and this:
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