Products tagged with unique Celtic gifts

Love!

The heart is an easily recognized shape, one so often associated with love. Romantic love, family love, love of life… love is unlimited!

This wood carved wall piece is crafted of light and sturdy mahogany. The heart shape is whimsical and a lo

Skibbereen is a thriving market town, regarded as the capital of the area known as The Carberies.  Situated on the River Ilen, it was founded after Algerian pirates sacked the neighboring port of Baltimore in 1631 carrying off 200 inhabitants into slavery

Why not add some Celtic art to your home?

The twists and turns of a Celtic knot are not just pretty to look at; the hold meaning and often the meaning is personal to the person looking at it. To most, Celtic knot work can and does symbolize eternity an

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

This is a beautifully designed Celtic cross. Crafted from sterling silver and set with a unique Heathergem at the center of the arms, it makes a special gift for any occasion. Measuring approx 1.5”H by .75” this pendant hangs from an 18” sterling silver c

Tralee CrossCo. Kerry, Ireland

Measures 12x5.5”

The original of the cross deisgns stands in the churchyard of the remains of the Muckross Friary. Tralee is a delightful town nearby to Muckross.
Among the tones of the graveyard are those of the las

The Lorn Cross design was found in a church yard in a village in the district of Lorn, Scotland.  The knotwork running the length of the cross is endless.  It symbolizes the eternal theme – the alpha and Omega – beginning and end in the eternal circle, th

Low on the stem of the North Cross at Ahenny a geometric motif is found in three rows on top of each other.  Within the ring an interwoven web emerges from the sun symbol and weaves through and animates the dead stone.  The cross as a symbol of death is c

There is just something so nice and lovely about geometric shapes in art. This stunning Celtic square is an shining example of such loveliness. The large shape is eye catching but still light enough to hang easily, anywhere inside your home. The simple sh

This design was taken from a cross found beside the ancient ruins of the church in the little village of Muthill.  The square tower and double row of wonderful arches are all the remains of the old church.  The cross has no name, but as the Drummond Castl