Products tagged with Celtic craft

Welsh Dragon Notebook - This pattern is inspired by the style of 9th century ancient Welsh manuscripts which were originally painted by monks onto vellum or calf skin.

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Irish Blessing Notebook - There are many thoughtful blessings in Irish tradition but this is probably the most quoted and best known of them.

Cover reads:
May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon

Ireland - In the past Ireland was described as 'the land of saints & scholars’, the evidence of which can be seen through the country in the form of ruined churches, monasteries and high crosses.

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The Celtic Tree of Life - Celts considered trees to be the ancestors of man and were therefore much respected. Trees were sacred and a symbol of eternal life with a rebirth occurring every spring time.

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The Celtic Peacock Pen - Symbolizing immortality, the colorful peacock was a significant subject in ancient Celtic art. The ‘eyes' in their elaborate tails were thought to endow the bird with the gift of foresight.

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Features an embossed & gilded cover!

Celtic Peacock Notebook - This colorful embossed pattern is inspired by ancient Irish manuscripts which often had gold leaf details in illustrations of the four Gospels.

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Irish Blessing Notebook - There are many thoughtful blessings in Irish tradition but this is probably the most quoted and best known of them.

Cover reads:
May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon

Features an embossed & gilded cover!

Cead Mile Failte Notebook - Cead Mile Failte translates from the Gaelic to ‘One Hundred Thousand Welcomes’ - an ancient traditional greeting in Ireland.

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Irish Harp Notebook - The oldest surviving Irish harp can be seen in Trinity College, Dublin and is named after the 10th century Irish king ‘Brian Boru’. Harpists were very highly respected in ancient Ireland.

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Friendship Notebook -

Bordered by an intricate Celtic maze pattern symbolizing the search for the elusive four-leaf clover of a special friend.

Cover reads: “Friendship
A best friend is like a four leaf clover, hard to find and lucky to have."

Tree of Life Notebook -

Showing Celtic spirals and knotwork, the seasonal cycle of the tree was, to the Celts, a symbol of harmony and renewal.

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The Shamrock Spiral Pen - This highly ornate pattern features a golden shamrock with a triple spiral at its heart. It is bordered by never ending knot work symbolizing eternity.

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