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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

'May your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow and may trouble avoid you wherever you go.’ Reads the sweet blessing on this latte mug, decorated in shades of green with white and orange accents. Celtic knot work and green shamrocks complete the ove

The shamrock is a symbol of Ireland, dating back to when Saint Patrick used the 3-leaf clover to explain the Holy Trinity. This latte cup is decorated with a fun and whimsical shamrock trellis pattern - green leaves against a white backdrop. At the bottom

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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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.

'Celtic Notes' notebooks are the perfect, pocket-sized notebook & are available in a

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

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.

Everyone loves a good pen. They come

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

This Irish Blessing pen has the traditional Irish Blessing around the barrel. It reads:
May the road rise to m

Cwtch is a Welsh word. It means hug or cuddle. It is pronounced “kutch”and it is a lovely word with a lovely meaning.

This mug is ideal for your morning cuppa or an evening herbal tea. It’s good with coffee or cocoa too. The heart shaped handle adds a

A lovely Scotland tea bag holder to use and show off your Scottish pride!

This bone china tea bag holder, from Clara Crafts, depicts a lovely and ornate pattern, featuring a golden thistle with a triple spiral at its heart. The thistle is bordered by n

This lovely mug is as beautiful as it is useful!

This bone china mug, from Clara Crafts, depicts a lovely and ornate pattern, featuring a golden thistle with a triple spiral at its heart. The thistle is bordered by never ending knot work symbolising et

A new bone china teapot, featuring the Irish shamrock, to serve up some tea for you, your family and your friends!

With a design that reflects 9th century ancient Celtic manuscripts, this shamrock teapot is as beautiful as it is useful. This mid-sized

These cows are here to spice things up!

Add a dash of pepper or a sprinkling of salt to your dinner with these adorable hand painted highland cow Salt & Pepper shakers. Sold as a set, they would look adorable sitting at the middle of your kitchen table

A wee cow with great variety in uses!

This Scottish Highland Cow dish is as adorable as it is versatile. It can keep your table clean, acting a teabag holder as you sip your morning cup of tea. It can protect your counter from stains when you use it as

A sweet sheep with a great variety in uses!

This Irish Sheep dish is as adorable as it is versatile. It can keep your table clean, acting a teabag holder as you sip your morning cup of tea. It can protect your counter from stains when you use it as spo

May the road rise to meet you… the start of the traditional Irish blessing is a phrase you hear often when you talk about Ireland and its people. It’s a lovely blessing and the words decorate this festive mug, swirling along with Celtic spirals and intric

Celtic spirals, intricate knot work, and lucky shamrocks all draw your eye to a large harp at the center of this mug’s design. The harp was adopted as a national symbol of Ireland. A rich royal blue color pairs with a variety of greens to decorate this sp

Cead Mile Failte - Irish for "One Hundred Thousand Welcomes” is the message written on this lovely latte cup. Varying shades of green pair nicely with Celtic knot designs and a welcoming, friendly message at the bottom of the cup.

Serve up a nice morni

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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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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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.

'Celtic Notes' notebooks are the perfect and ideal notebook to use as a journal or to keep addresses, p

Celtic Blessing Notebook -

Celtic blessings can express many thoughtful wishes, for good luck, plentiful agricultural rewards, healthy children and closeness to God.

Cover reads: “May love and laughter light your days, and warm your heart and home