Discover the rich history behind Ireland's best known symbols. The most lucky Irish symbol is not the four-leaf clover, but the...
Certain symbols will call Ireland to mind, but did you ever wonder what they imply? Here are 10 Irish Celtic symbols and their meanings.
The Celtic Knot Guide: Discover the types of Celtic Knots, their origins and meanings. This Celtic Knot is associated with strength...
For centuries, Celtic symbols have wielded significant influence throughout the lives of the ancient Celts inhabiting Britain and Western Europe from 500 BC to 400 AD. Characterized by their Iron Age origins, the Celts lived
What are the origins of Ogham? How do you read Ogham? And where can you see Ogham? We also feature beautiful bespoke Ogham jewelry.
The Celtic Knot Guide: Discover the types of Celtic Knots, their origins and meanings. This Celtic Knot is associated with strength...
These designs from the Celtic culture have become a source of inspiration to body art. The abstract geometric designs that characterize these symbols have
Irish tattoo designs are among the most personal of Irish expressions. Make the best choices about this ultimate expression of your Irish side!!
Just like the Irish Harp, the Shamrock has appeared throughout Irish history. confusion the national symbol of Ireland is the Harp, not the Shamrock. The Shamrock is the national flower of Ireland. Ireland is the only
Discover 11 fascinating Celtic symbols and their meanings with this list of the best Celtic symbols including Celtic knots and crosses
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Although the Druids left little written evidence of themselves, there are many well-known symbols that are connected to their culture.
Irish tattoo designs are among the most personal of Irish expressions. Make the best choices about this ultimate expression of your Irish side!!
Discover 11 fascinating Celtic symbols and their meanings with this list of the best Celtic symbols including Celtic knots and crosses
The Claddagh Ring is often associated with the Celts. However, the roots of the Claddagh ring tend to indicate it is most likely an Irish design. If you are like me, you know that couple whose wedding bands are The Claddagh Ring. Correct association or not, the symbolism that radiates from this set of rings is evident the first time you see it. My research on the design was very enlightening. It has been used as a loyalty symbol, a unity symbol and a friendship symbol. Today, it is used to represent love and marriage as well. But that does not limit the uses of this xstitch pattern. Like so many other symbols in our lives today, it can represent the meaning you declare. Like the others in my collection it is in a large format, 11-7/8" x 5-1/8" (30.12 cm x 12.88 cm) when stitched on 14 count Aida fabric. You can simply adjust the fabric count to adjust the size of the finished project. A conversion chart is included in the instructions. Feel free to adjust the colors as you see fit. The beauty of this symbol is the diversity of it's meanings. Gifting this design has endless possibilities. This pattern comes with two pdf files, one for printing the design on multiple sheets and a single page for opening on a device to stitch from the screen. Use it on your computer, tablet, or smart phone. A pdf reader is required. The files become available immediately upon checkout. If you have any questions, please reach out to me. Thank you for visiting our shop and supporting small business! Happy Stitching and Love Always, ~Mitzi Leigh Check out our other Celtic Symbol designs here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DesignsbyMitziLeigh?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=35274695
Traditional Irish Sweater A symbol of Ireland past and present, the Traditional Irish Sweater is a timeless addition to your wardrobe. Made with 100% Merino wool, the quality of this authentic Irish gem cannot be rivalled. It is a true Irish hero piece. Much like its namesake, the Irish Sweater captures the essence of Ireland in all of its glory. With a beautiful combination of traditional Aran stitches such as honeycomb, moss and cable, this piece is inspired by the past while remaining firmly rooted in the present. 100% Merino wool. Made in Ireland Handwash. Reshape once wet. Dry flat. Store your garment carefully. To Prevent pilling please use a pilling comb.
Irish town Dundalk’s first taproom Mo Chara encourages friendship and unity, being the dream product of three childhood friends. In keeping with the name, which means ‘my friend’ in Gaelic, the pub has been bringing good beer and good times to the local people since its opening, including local design studio Grandson; the team responsible for Mo Chara’s striking identity.
Discover 11 fascinating Celtic symbols and their meanings with this list of the best Celtic symbols including Celtic knots and crosses
With the symbol of wealth represented by the diamond stitch, and the blackberry stitch reminding us of the power of nature, we like to think our Breaffy Ladies Aran Cardigan tells a story of the abundant landscapes of Ireland. Made with Handknit Merino wool, the Breaffy Ladies Aran Cardigan has been designed in Ireland with care using traditional methods gifted to us by our predecessors. This cardigan showcases stunning raglan sleeves for a smooth and flattering fit, which allows it to drape from the shoulder with ease. Added to that, a beautiful button detail gives the wearer the freedom to style how she chooses. Model Wears: Height: 5ft 10inches Wearing: S
Last week, I sent out a Letter from Ireland covering many of the common first names in Irish.
Celtic traditions are as strong as ever in Ireland, and these are the best Celtic symbols for Irish mothers and their children.
Details In just a century since they first appeared, the textured wool sweaters of the Aran Islands have become "as tenacious an international symbol of Ireland as the harp and shamrock," writes fashion historian Deirdre McQuillan. It wasn't until the home crafts movement in the early 1900s that Aran's distinctive patterns became known around the world. Today, from tourist shops to fashion shows, one can find sweaters based on stitches that were invented by grandmothers and great-grandmothers only a few generations ago. 0.86 kgs 1.9 lbs Garment Measurements Select Color - Size Charcoal - M Charcoal - L Charcoal - XL Charcoal - XXL Natural - L Natural - XL Natural - XXL 71.1 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 119.4 cm Bust/chest x 83.8 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 28" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 47" Bust/chest x 33" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 76.2 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 134.6 cm Bust/chest x 88.9 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 30" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 53" Bust/chest x 35" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 73.7 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 127 cm Bust/chest x 86.4 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 29" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 50" Bust/chest x 34" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 68.6 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 111.8 cm Bust/chest x 81.3 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 27" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 44" Bust/chest x 32" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 73.7 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 127 cm Bust/chest x 86.4 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 29" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 50" Bust/chest x 34" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 76.2 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 134.6 cm Bust/chest x 88.9 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 30" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 53" Bust/chest x 35" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 71.1 cm Length (from high-point shoulder) x 119.4 cm Bust/chest x 83.8 cm Sleeve (center neck to cuff) 28" Length (from high-point shoulder) x 47" Bust/chest x 33" Sleeve (center neck to cuff) View size chart Metric US/Imperial 100% wool Features a button closure Dry clean only Made in Ireland Ships fast from USA Product ID: 306711
Introduction In the complex realm of divination methods and mystical symbolism, Witches’ Runes stand as a captivating and simple tool. Unlike the more widely recognised Elder Futhark Runes and ancient Irish Ogham alphabet , which have ancient historical roots, the Witches’ Runes are a more recen
Traditional Irish symbol of Love, the Claddagh Ring. Graphic includes the word "Gradh" (gaelic for "Love"). You also receive the image without the word. Fun decorative image for St. Patrick's Day parties and Weddings or Valentine's Day or just about anytime you want to send your love! Vintage image - over 100 years old. 0045 Digital Image Download in 8.5x11 inch size, (Image dimensions may vary) ready for printing on your own printer. You receive a 300 dpi High Resolution image in .png format with a transparent background or in .jpg format with a white background. Print this as many times as you'd like! Terms of Use: The images you purchase may be used in your designing and crafting projects. However, they may not be used or resold, as digital or print copies in the format you receive them in. Please respect the terms of usage! Since original illustration is 100 years old, image has vintage look and may show some imperfections when printed. You will receive image without watermark.
Celtic Crosses: Discover the history & function. The iconic cross design with a ring intersecting the arms is more than a religious symbol.
