Crosses

Nearly 200 carved crosses have survived on the Isle of Man dating from the Celtic early Christian period in the 7th century and through the period of the Viking settlement up to the early 11th century. The interlinked ring design forming the shafts of Sca

Distinctive Celtic knot design on 4.5" elegant wall cross features beautiful openwork; brushed pewter; unique Irish gift design for the Christian home.

Cross is crafted of resin with a unique design and special Irish sentiment. Ready to hang.
Gift boxed.
Measures 6" x 8"

The Irish Kitchen Prayer wall cross is crafted of resin and features soft metallic painted highlights. It makes a wonderful addition to your kitchen decor.

Prayer reads:
“Bless us with good food, the gift of gab and hearty laughter.
May the love and

The St. Brigid cross is venerated in Ireland as a religious symbol of protection for the home and family after St. Brigid was sent to a dying man's house who was delirious. He would not calm down until Brigid started weaving a cross out of straw and expla

This handwoven Saint Brigid’s Cross is handwoven in Ireland from rushes which are harvested from the wetlands of the River Shannon in Ireland.

Measure 9.5”
Made in Ireland
From World Prayer Gifts

Half a mile south of Ferbane, Ireland is the site of a 5th century priory with a collection of 8th to 11th century grave slabs preserved in the modern priory.  Close by the River Shannon, the longest river in Ireland, bounds the western edge of Co. Offaly

Measuring 7” x 12”, this Claddagh Celtic Wall Cross features a natural stone & wood look!

Beautiful textured detail brings the celtic knotwork to life!

Comes gift boxed.

This 12 foot high sandstone cross is found in the old churchyard of Killamery (Kill means church), close to the Callan-Clonmel road.

The center section of the cross has knotwork turning into two dragons. Another set of dragons ends in a spiral.

The

This handwoven Saint Brigid’s Cross is handwoven in Ireland from rushes which are harvested from the wetlands of the River Shannon in Ireland.

Measures 6”
Made in Ireland
From World Prayer Gifts

Distinctive Celtic knot design on 4.5" elegant wall cross features beautiful openwork; brushed pewter; unique Irish gift design for the Christian home.

Features gold claddagh detailing.
Comes gift boxed

An authentic Mullingar Pewter Celtic Cross!

This lovely Celtic wall cross is decorated with Celtic knot work and the Irish Claddagh. It is crafted from pewter in the traditional way. The Claddagh is a symbol that means friendship, love and loyalty. It wo

Part of our Trinity Treasures collection.

A lovely addition to any home, and a wonderful gift, the resin wall cross features copper-colored painted detail. Includes a gift card. Ready to hang.

Measures 6 1/8" x 9 1/4".

Gift card message:
The T

According to Celtic spirituality, God is found in all things, not only in the human heart, but also in all of God’s creations.  This is seen very clearly in their visual arts such as the Book of Kells with its entwined animals.  For the people of the Brit

Enniskillen occupies an island between Upper and Lower Lough Erne.  Also named Inis Ceithleann after the wife of a chieftain, Balor of the Mighty Blows.  The river system of the Erne at one time was a major highway for goods and transportation.  The highl

The Muthill Cross was founding the yard of ancient and beautiful ruins of the old church in the small village of Muthill, Scotland.  The interlacing which fills the panels of the cross is endless, and thus cannot be untied.  It represents everlasting life

In a remote spot by the River Shannon the monastery Clonmacnois, was founded in 545 AD by St. Ciaran, on a fertile meadow surrounded by a bob. The name means “the meadow of the son of Nos”. It could be reached only by river along a ridge known as the Pilg

This ringless cross of Carndonough, was traditionally regarded as on of the earliest cross because of the simple incised technique of carving and the broad ribbon interlace.  A later date, sometime in the 9th century, is now preferred.  The east face has

Lisburn, on the banks of the River Lagan, was a prosperous and important linen center in the 19th century.  Half the linen output of the province of Ulster came from this area at this time.  Linen weaving was brought to Lisburn by Huguenots, who fled Fran

This cross design has the circle in the center, symbolizing God, the motionless mover. Although the wheel cross as a whole was originally a symbol of Christ derived from the Chirho monogram, it came to symbolize heaven.
The interlaced knotwork, so promi

Reads "May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine"
"Warm upon your face and the rains fall soft upon your fields and till we meet again, may"
"God hold you in the palm of His hand"


Wall mount ready, high qualit

St. Canice’s cathedral in Kilkenny Town remains one of the finest in Ireland.  It was built in 1280 on the site of the original monastery.  The tall round tower still remains and for a small fee, a visitor can climb to the top.  The monks built the tower

This orignal granite Castledermot Cross is found in the Church of Ireland churchyard in the town of Castledermot, Ireland. The church goes back to the 12th and 13th centuries; beside the church stands a Round Tower. The 10 foot tall cross was probably ere

St. Brigid's Cross is called by many names: Crosóg Brighde in Gaelic, Brigid's cross, or Brigit's cross.

The cross is associated with Brigid of Kildare, the patron saint of Ireland whose Feast Day (Lá Fhéile Bhríde) is February 1st. A traditional story