A stunning set of two pewter goblets, hand-cast by expert craftspeople at Mullingar Pewter in the Irish midlands. Each goblet is etched with the iconic Claddagh and entwined shamrocks.
The design is that of the Claddagh taken from the famous love symbol designed in the town of Claddagh, Co. Galway by Richard Joyce back in the year 1689. The design is often used for wedding rings as it is based on the ring that Richard made for his bride to be. The symbolisms are "hands for friendship", "heart for love" and "crown for loyalty".
A classic Irish motif, the shamrock has been recognized as the symbol of Ireland for centuries. It is said that Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, used the shamrock to describe the Holy Trinity - The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit - each represented by a leaf.
The goblets are packed in a beautiful blue satin presentation box.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
From the Gaelic Beannaigh an teach seo, meaning 'Bless this house/home'.
This framed Ogham Wish is a wonderful housewarming gift to be treasured! Each individual piece is handpainted on handmade paper by Ethel Kelly in Co. Roscommon, Ireland. Length: 19"
History of Ogham
Ogham (pronounced 'ohm') was the earliest form of writing in Ireland, existing from the 4th-9th centuries AD. Typically etched into stone or wood, it consists of a series of strokes along a line, where the strokes' quantity, length, and direction determine the letter. Most of the letters correspond to the Roman alphabet, with a few local additions, so in fact it's a translatable cypher rather than a language, read from the bottom-left upwards.
Some historians believe it may have been used as a secret alphabet that Roman Britain wouldn't be able to understand, while others suggest it may have been developed by early Christian communities as a form of shorthand. Most surviving examples are found on stone monuments in southern Ireland, though there are also some inscriptions in the west of Britain too, particularly in Wales.
About the Maker
Ogham writing is Ireland’s ancient script, often found inscribed on standing stones and in sacred places throughout Ireland’s rural landscape. Ethel Kelly’s award winning range of hand painted Ogham Wishes continues to enchant and delight. At her traditional workshop in Knockcroghery village in County Roscommon, each Ogham piece is individually painted by Ethel on handmade paper and beautifully framed in a contemporary black wooden frame.
While uniquely Celtic, Ogham Wishes have a universal appeal. Each Ogham gift is accompanied by an explanatory text outlining the history of Ogham writing with the Gaelic and English translations. Ogham Wishes artistically celebrates Ireland’s ancient culture and heritage, while Ogham can be used to mark almost any occasion.
The men of the Aran Islands used to carry their traditional fishing boats, known as a currach or naomhóg ('little saint') to the sea everyday, to bring home the catch of the day in order to sustain their community. They also wore the traditional Aran sweater woven with celtic knotwork, which represented prayers to keep them safe at sea. Lore has it that the seas around the islands were so dangerous that fishermen of times past wouldn't bother learning to swim, since they knew they'd have no chance against the wild currents.
Height: 150mm
About the Maker
Created by Jeanne Rynhart in 1981, Rynhart's bronze sculptures have been captivating people all over the world ever since. Each piece is individually handmade with delicate modelling, before a mold is made and the sculpture is cast in bronze. Finally, the piece is polished and finishing touches are added.
Today the studio is run by Jeanne's daughter Audrey and her husband Les Elliot, who both manage the company from Glengarriff in West Cork.
Treat yourself with this luxurious facial cleansing balm from Jo Browne. Remove a small amount from the tub, melt between fingertips and massage on to dry skin. Remove with a warm facecloth, and repeat if necessary. Also, massage twice a week onto clean skin for 5 minutes, to enjoy the full benefits of this amazing balm with camellia oil. Camellia oil is considered a “miracle oil” because of its many beauty and healing benefits. It nourishes and revitalizes, delicate dry skin, strengthens its protective barrier, replenishes skin with vital skin nutrients and leaves your skin feeling silky smooth, soft and supple.
Avoid direct eye contact and not for use on broken skin. Suitable for all skin types. Removes all make up, even eye makeup. Use also as a face mask twice a week.
About the Maker:
Jo Browne's Natural Solid perfume collection is the result of over a decade of experience in reflexology, holistic therapy and aromatherapy. All her fragrances are individually handmade using organic beeswax and essential oils, a process which takes up to 6 months, while the bamboo tube packaging is provided by sustainable sources. Her superb collections of perfumes, colognes, balms and soaps have each been crafted with love and care, resulting in enchanting fragrances for men and women.
To commemorate the Easter Rising Centenary (1916 - 2016), Mullingar Pewter have fashioned this beautiful limited edition mechanical pocket watch. With a fabulously detailed General Post Office on the cover of this watch - one of the most iconic sites of the uprising - this makes the perfect gift for anyone who loves Irish history.
This is a mechanical gent's watch designed to capture that early Victorian look as portrayed by the gents of that time. The watch itself is a manual wind-up and the workings can be seen from both the front face and back of the watch. The chain is 12" in length and has a pocket clip on the end designed to slip on to the cuff of a pocket.
History of the Easter Rising
The Easter Rising was an Irish rebellion against British occupation, fought over six days in April 1916. Members of the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Citizen Army launched a surprise takeover of multiple key locations, mostly in Dublin city, and publicly announced an independent Irish republic. Most famously, they took over the General Post Office (GPO) which has since become an icon of the rebellion. The British response was brutal, using heavy artillery and even a gunship to defeat the besieged rebels, destroying much of the city in the process. Eventually the rebels were forced to surrender.
Though militarily the uprising was a failure, the severe British response - a city in ruins, hundreds dead, rebel prisoners executed - helped to change the Irish public's mind towards their relationship with Britain, igniting further independence movements - both peaceful and more radical. The 1916 uprising is now (though not without controversy), recognized as a key step towards eventual Irish sovereignty.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
This wonderful jewelry box has been handcrafted using revived ancient pewter crafting techniques. Available in three different sizes:
Large (7" long) - Medium (5" long) - Small (3.5" long).
Choose your style - Available in Plain or Claddagh.
History of the Claddagh
The Claddagh (or Cladach, meaning 'the shore') features a crowned heart held by two hands - the heart represents love, the hands represent friendship, while the crown stands for loyalty. As far back as medieval times, engagement rings had been inscribed with clasped hands to signify one's fidelity, while the heart and crown were eventually added in the 18th century.
The Claddagh is named for the former fishing village that's now part of Galway city in the West of Ireland, where iconic Claddagh rings have since been produced for hundreds of years. Legend has it that in 1695, a local teenage silversmith called Richard Joyce became enslaved by Algerian pirates, and invented the Claddagh ring while in captivity.
Whatever the true origin, the Claddagh has since exploded in popularity among those desiring to celebrate their Irish heritage, appearing on many forms of jewellery and art from weddings rings to casual gifts of friendship.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
After years in decline, the Gaelic language is experiencing a resurgence and its beauty can be seen in this award-winning framed wall plaque, originally carved by Adam Grabski.
"Grá, Dílseacht, Cairdeas" means "love, loyalty, friendship" - words often associated with the famous Claddagh ring.
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11.5 inches (21.5 x 29cm).
About the Maker
Fellow artists Brian Scott-McCarthy and Kathleen Smyth founded Wild Goose Studio in 1970. Together with other leading Irish artists, they created a unique range of artifacts that take inspiration from Ireland's rich cultural heritage and the contemporary world. Each piece starts with an inspiring thought, an image or an emotion and is given a physical form by their craftspeople.
It all starts with the marriage of an idea or meaning with an image. One of the artists will then carve that image into a sculpted piece which becomes the original from which they create a mold, so they can then faithfully reproduce the image in full detail. The production process itself starts with metal powders such as bronze or cast iron which form the outer surface of the finished piece and the inner is created from a cold cast pouring. Once the piece is set, they polish it to reveal the beauty hidden beneath.
Many of their pieces reflect Ireland's Celtic history, with its stone carvings and evocative language, while others are inspired by contemporary authors, philosophers, and the moments and milestones in life that shape our human experience.
Handwoven in Ireland, in the remote mountainous area of South West Donegal. The big bold blocks of Mediteranean color create a wonderful palette.
Handwoven, washed and milled with rolled fringes.
About the Maker
Studio Donegal is based in Kilcar, Co Donegal, along the Wild Atlantic Way where a tradition of handweaving and wool textiles has been in existence, dating back to the late 1700’s and earlier, prior to the Industrial Revolution. Textiles provided an important income for rural dwellers in the cottage industry, while local farmers supplemented their income by hand weaving tweed from the rough homespun yarn.
In the late 1980s, amid a struggling Irish textile industry, Kevin Donaghty and his wife Wendy were determined to preserve the tradition of hand weaving in Kilcar, so they took the brave step of taking over Studio Donegal from Connemara Fabrics, its previous owner. They leased the old buildings and purchased the hand looms, and armed with courage and determination, set about achieving their goal of creating a successful brand while staying true to the core value of hand weaving all their tweed.
Irish round towers were built between the 9th and 12th centuries, originally as monastery bell towers but later may have been used as defensive structures during the Viking invasions. Numerous examples of these iconic towers remain in Ireland, including those at Ardmore, Glendalough and the Rock of Cashel. Irish-designed and made, our Round Tower candles make a truly Irish gift or keepsake of your visit to Ireland.
These elegant and highy-detailed candles are 29.5cm high x 7cm wide at base. Weight 0.625kg
About the Maker
Established by Larry Kinsella in 1999, Moth to a Flame is an Irish candlemaker specializing in high quality handmade products with unique and distinctive designs. From his workshop and showroom in Bennettsbridge, County Kilkenny, Larry crafts stunning collections such as silkmoth scented, glow-globe, rock, Irish heritage, and gloworm candles.
Molly Malone wheeled her wheelbarrow through the streets of Dublin City in the 17th century. Molly has been immortalised in song, and in 1988 Jeanne Rynhart was commissioned to make a life sized sculpture of her, which is situated on Grafton Street in Dublin City. Jeanne has sculpted this keepsake in the likeness of her original statue.
Height: 180mm (small) and 300mm (large)
About the Maker
Created by Jeanne Rynhart in 1981, Rynhart's bronze sculptures have been captivating people all over the world ever since. Each piece is individually handmade with delicate modelling, before a mold is made and the sculpture is cast in bronze. Finally, the piece is polished and finishing touches are added.
Today the studio is run by Jeanne's daughter Audrey and her husband Les Elliot, who both manage the company from Glengarriff in West Cork.
Born in 1530 as Gráinne Ni Mhaille, Gráinne was queen of Umhaill (Connaght) in the west of Ireland, and a fearsome trader and pirate. Ireland was under English rule and Gráinne was a known rebel to the crown. In 1593 she travelled to England to appeal for the release of her two sons and brother. Queen Elizabeth agreed on the condition that Gráinne end her rebellion and piracy against England (which she reneged upon). Gráinne died in 1603 in her home place on Clare Island.
Height: 310mm
About the Maker
Created by Jeanne Rynhart in 1981, Rynhart's bronze sculptures have been captivating people all over the world ever since. Each piece is individually handmade with delicate modelling, before a mold is made and the sculpture is cast in bronze. Finally, the piece is polished and finishing touches are added.
Today the studio is run by Jeanne's daughter Audrey and her husband Les Elliot, who both manage the company from Glengarriff in West Cork.
Molly Malone wheeled her wheelbarrow through the streets of Dublin City in the 17th century. Molly has since been immortalised in song, and in 1988 Jeanne Rynhart was commissioned to make a life sized sculpture of her, which is situated on Grafton Street in Dublin City. Jeanne has sculpted this keep-sake in the likeness of her original statue.
Height: 550mm
About the Maker
Created by Jeanne Rynhart in 1981, Rynhart's bronze sculptures have been captivating people all over the world ever since. Each piece is individually handmade with delicate modelling, before a mold is made and the sculpture is cast in bronze. Finally, the piece is polished and finishing touches are added.
Today the studio is run by Jeanne's daughter Audrey and her husband Les Elliot, who both manage the company from Glengarriff in West Cork.
A deconstruction of our original design led wine rack, which holds 12 bottles. This smaller version takes 3 bottles and is adaptable to all sized living and dining spaces. Produced using sustainable hardwood beech and walnut, and finished with adjoining copper bars, it is housed in a branded, recycled card box from The Tree Friendly Box Company.
Dimensions: 37 (h) x 14 (w) x 17 (d) cm
About the Maker
Originally established as Caulfield joinery in 1978 by John Caulfield, the company has since remained a stalwart family business, evolving from a furniture and joinery specialty into designing contemporary kitchen giftware. Their impeccable dining accessories feature in numerous restaurants, bars and cafes. Based in Kells, County Meath, the company is invested in maintaining sustainable production practices such as using only timber from well-managed sources and minimizing their carbon footprint during production.
A Pewter/Stainless Steel Mechanical Pocket Watch with Open Face Pewter Shamrock/Ireland Design.
This is a mechanical gents watch designed to capture that early Victorian look as portrayed by the gentlemen of that time. The watch itself is a manual wind-up and the workings can be seen from both the front face and back of the watch. The chain is 12" in length and has a pocket clip on the end designed to slip on to the cuff of a pocket.
History of the Shamrock
According to legend, St Patrick used the shamrock to teach the Celts about Christianity in the 5th century, with the three leaves representing the Holy Trinity. There were already several triple-deities in Irish mythology, which may have helped locals become accustomed to the concept of the Trinity.
The name derives from seamróg meaning 'young clover'. Since the 18th century it has been used as an official symbol of Irish heritage, becoming incorporated into numerous local flags, coats of arms, and sports emblems. It is now a yearly St Patrick's Day tradition for the Irish taoiseach (prime minister) to present the President of the United States with a crystal bowl of shamrocks in the White House, as a celebration of Ireland's deep connection to the United States due to the Irish diaspora.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
This is a mechanical gent's watch designed to capture that early Victorian look as portrayed by the gents of that time. The watch itself is a manual wind-up and the workings can be seen from both the front face and back. The chain is 12" in length and has a pocket clip on the end designed to slip on to the cuff of a pocket.
The perfect gift for the groomsmen and best man on a wedding day or a delightful gift for that special man in your life to celebrate any occasion.
History of the Shamrock
According to legend, St Patrick used the shamrock to teach the Celts about Christianity in the 5th century, with the three leaves representing the Holy Trinity. There were already several triple-deities in Irish mythology, which may have helped locals become accustomed to the concept of the Trinity.
The name derives from seamróg meaning 'young clover'. Since the 18th century it has been used as an official symbol of Irish heritage, becoming incorporated into numerous local flags, coats of arms, and sports emblems. It is now a yearly St Patrick's Day tradition for the Irish taoiseach (prime minister) to present the President of the United States with a crystal bowl of shamrocks in the White House, as a celebration of Ireland's deep connection to the United States due to the Irish diaspora.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
The perfect gift for the groomsmen or best man on a wedding day, or a delightful gift for that special man in your life to celebrate any occasion. This is a mechanical gents watch designed to capture that early Victorian look as portrayed by the gentlemen of that time. The watch itself is a manual wind-up and the workings can be seen from both the front face and back of the watch. The chain is 12" in length and has a pocket clip on the end designed to slip on to the cuff of a pocket.
History of the Claddagh
The Claddagh (or Cladach, meaning 'the shore') features a crowned heart held by two hands - the heart represents love, the hands represent friendship, while the crown stands for loyalty. As far back as medieval times, engagement rings had been inscribed with clasped hands to signify one's fidelity, while the heart and crown were eventually added in the 18th century.
The Claddagh is named for the former fishing village that's now part of Galway city in the West of Ireland, where iconic Claddagh rings have since been produced for hundreds of years. Legend has it that in 1695, a local teenage silversmith called Richard Joyce became enslaved by Algerian pirates, and invented the Claddagh ring while in captivity.
Whatever the true origin, the Claddagh has since exploded in popularity among those desiring to celebrate their Irish heritage, appearing on many forms of jewellery and art from weddings rings to casual gifts of friendship.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
The wonderful "May Your Home Always Be Warm" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A perfect gift to create a real Irish atmosphere. It's hand cut and tied with traditional hessian.
Frame sizes: 7''x 7'' and 10" x 10".
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "High Cross" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. Almost three hundred Irish High Crosses are known. The earliest crosses were probably made from timber. Stone crosses were carved from one or more blocks of stone and are noted for the ring - originally intended for support - that encircles the arms and shaft. The majority date from the ninth and tenth centuries.
Frame size: 10''x 7''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "A Little Piece Of Ireland" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A little piece of Ireland is best represented by this gift! This map of Ireland is a great gift and souvenir of Ireland and also nice reminder for anyone abroad.
Frame size: 10''x10''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "An Irish Blessing" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. St. Patrick and the shamrock are two of the most well recognized symbols of Ireland. The tradition recounts that in the 5th century Saint Patrick used the three leaves and one stem of the shamrock to explain the mystery of the Christian Trinity to the pagan High King of Ireland. This is a perfect gift to celebrate all things Irish! You can customize the mount with your special greeting.
Frame size 10''x 10''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Bog Shamrock" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. The shamrock is one of the most well recognized symbols of Ireland and of things Irish. The tradition recounts that in the 5th century Saint Patrick used the three leaves and one stem of the shamrock to explain the mystery of the Christian Trinity to the pagan High King of Ireland thus establishing Christianity in Ireland. A really cool Irish gift for those one who love our tradition!
Frame sizes: 7'' x 7'' and 10" x 10".
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Irish House" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. It's a lovely gift for anyone living abroad as this will a beautiful reminder of home. You can customize the mount with a personal message or family name.
Frame sizes: 7'' x 7'' and 10" x 10".
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Luck Of The Irish" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. This triple shamrock is a great good luck gift with a uniquely Irish twist, perfect for saying 'Good Luck'! You can customize your order with a special greeting or name.
Frame size 10''x 7''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "No Place Like Home" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A house warming gift with a uniquely Irish flavour. You can customize the mount with a personalized message or house name. Each each piece is unique.
Frame size: 10'' x 10''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Home Is Where The Heart Is" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A lovely gift for any home and a unique house warming gift with an Irish twist. We can customize the mount with a personalized message, house or family name.
Frame sizes: 7''x 7'' and 10" x 10".
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Bless This House" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A wonderful gift for any home and a great house warming gift! You can customize the mount with your special greeting.
Frame sizes: 7'' x 7'' or 10" x 10".
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Blessings - Bog Cross" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A lovely gift for any home to create an original Irish atmosphere. In Ireland the cross was traditionally hung in the home as a symbol of faith, devotion and blessing. A truly meaningful and traditional Irish gift!
Frame Size 7''x 7''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
The wonderful "Home Sweet Home" is handmade in Ireland from real Irish bog and a very special gift with a distinctly Irish twist. A lovely gift for any home to create an original Irish atmosphere. You can customize the mount with a personalized message, house or family name.
Frame size: 11'' x 7''.
About the Maker
The family business of Bog Buddies is based in the beautiful Midlands of Ireland and was established in 2009. Always getting inspired by new ideas, Bog Buddies creates new best sellers for their range every year, while suggestions and feedback are playing an imoportant role. Their philosophy is to develop really cool Irish gifts which are original and unique in their style. Bog Buddies is running the manufacturing end of their business from Athlone and their framing and customizing fromThe Claypipe Visitor Centre in the village of Knockcroghery in Co. Roscommon. They are also running their wholesale distribution from there.
