Clan Fenix Rising Tartan Collection

Clan Fenix Rising Tartan Collection

Fenix Rising Press | Registered Scottish Tartan

Clan Fenix Rising
Tartan Collection

A pattern born in Scotland. A story woven into every thread.

Read the Story

A new chapter is coming.

Every item in the Clan Fenix Rising Tartan Collection carries the registered Fenix-Umbran pattern. Tartan mugs, pouches, and shoulder bags are available now. I am finding a different vendor for the journals, and the current journals I have will become special Christmas packages. Thank you for your patience while I get the details right.


Some patterns are designed.
This one was destined.

The Fenix-Umbran tartan began as a love letter. In 2010, I married my husband at Comlongon Castle, a 15th century tower house on the Scottish border. Just the two of us. A piper. A chapel. A violinist who played only for us. That day became the foundation of everything I write.

When I created Solasta: The Highlander Fae, I knew the world needed something real to anchor it. What began as one book became a trilogy. The Shadow Crown Saga now continues with Book Two, Liora: The Royal Line, and this tartan is the thread that ties every story in the series together.

In July 2026, the Fenix-Umbran tartan was officially registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans, Reference Number 15,488, under Fenix Rising Press. It is currently being hand woven in Scotland by Just Kilts Scotland (justkilts.co.uk).

A registered Scottish tartan, woven thread by thread, carrying three layers of meaning: the world of The Shadow Crown Saga, the identity of Fenix Rising Press, and the day a love story became a legacy.

Saoirse and Eric releasing doves at Comlongon Castle, Scotland, November 25 2010

Comlongon Castle, Scotland | November 25, 2010

Saoirse Fernandez, author and founder of Fenix Rising Press

Saoirse Fernandez

Saoirse Fernandez is a 25-year educator, Jackson County Public School Volunteer of the Year, and the founder of Fenix Rising Press. She writes from the North Carolina mountains, where the fog sits low in the hollows and the world feels just old enough to still hold magic.

She is the author of Solasta: The Highlander Fae, first in The Shadow Crown Saga, a Highland fae fantasy series rooted in Celtic myth and a real registered Scottish tartan.

Comlongon Castle, Scotland, Our Wedding Day, November 25 2010

Comlongon Castle, Scotland | November 25, 2010

The proof is from Scotland.

The Fenix-Umbran tartan is not a digital pattern or a licensed design. It is an officially registered tartan, accepted by the Scottish Register of Tartans and currently being hand woven in Scotland.

Official Scottish Register of Tartans certificate for the Fenix-Umbran tartan

Official certificate and letter from the Scottish Register of Tartans

Fenix-Umbran tartan CAD design from Just Kilts Scotland

CAD design from Just Kilts Scotland, currently on the loom

Registration Details

  • Official Name:Fenix-Umbran
  • Reference Number:15,488
  • Registered:14 July 2026
  • Designer:Saoirse Fernandez
  • Registered under:Fenix Rising Press
  • Hand woven by:Just Kilts Scotland

Meet Brianna and Cameron

The healer who never wanted to be queen. The man who would burn the world down before he let her fall. Their story began in Solasta. It continues in Liora.

Brianna and Cameron character art against the Fenix-Umbran tartan

Christmas cheer. Bookish gifts. A touch of tartan.

I’m planning holiday and Christmas items, plus holiday gift bundles for the readers and dreamers on your list. Look for more details as the collection’s next chapter takes shape.

Stay Tuned for Our Holiday Bundles

Darkness is coming. Keep your ember alive.