Irish & Celtic Gifts
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Imported from Ireland
BOOK OF KELLS CAT STATUE
Handmade by skilled craft workers in Ireland, charming sculpture of a watchful cat is inspired by an image from the Chi-Rho page of Ireland's treasured Book of Kells. Use indoors or out; outdoors, polished bronze shell will develop attractive patina. 3 1/2" x 5" x 1 1/8"
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CROSS OF IRELAND
Wall Hanging
Woven tapestry wall hanging features a Celtic cross with the type of complex interlaced patterns seen in the Book of Kells and other examples of Celtic design. In rich shades of green, cream, red and brown. Made in USA. Approximately 17" x 26", with cord and rod for hanging.
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CELTIC CROSS APRON
Durable Kelly green cotton/poly twill apron is embroidered in USA with Celtic Cross design in white and gold; provides ultimate stain protection and comfort. Designed with two large pockets and an adjustable strap; measures 23" W by 30" L --- perfect for men and women alike. Extra long 39" ties and reinforced bar tacking construction ensure durability and practicality. Cotton & poly blend.
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ST. PATRICK
Patron of Ireland
St. Patrick's (389-461) work in Ireland was astounding: baptizing tens of thousands and establishing a native clergy and church. His work was a sign of tenacity and love in a land that had once held him in slavery. As in very old sculptures of Patrick, here he is shown holding a sheep --- a symbol both of the work he performed when he first arrived and of his work as a shepherd of souls.
Cast in stone and painted by hand. Includes gift box & story card. Stands or hangs on hook. 6" x 2 ¾" x 1 ¼" Made in USA.
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Imported from Ireland
MONASTERBOICE CROSS (large)
Muiredach's High Cross is a carved sandstone cross from the 10th century, located at the ruined monastic site of Monasterboice, County Louth, Ireland. It has been described as the most beautiful specimen of Celtic stonework now in existence; and among Ireland's greatest contributions to European sculpture.
Bring a reminder of Irish culture and spirituality to your home with this version of the Monasterboice Cross, hand-crafted using 5000-year-old Irish turf from some of Ireland's oldest boglands. Traditionally in rural Ireland, turf (partially decomposed vegetation, which has accumulated in bogs for thousands of years) is cut into sods, dried and used as a fuel. For these pieces, a kiln is used to dry the turf, which is then processed in order to ready it for carving with Celtic designs. 7" H x 2 5/8" W x 2" D, gift boxed.
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Imported from Ireland
MONASTERBOICE CROSS (small)
Muiredach's High Cross is a carved sandstone cross from the 10th century, located at the ruined monastic site of Monasterboice, County Louth, Ireland. It has been described as the most beautiful specimen of Celtic stonework now in existence; and among Ireland's greatest contributions to European sculpture.
Bring a reminder of Irish culture and spirituality to your home with this version of the Monasterboice Cross, hand-crafted using 5000-year-old Irish turf from some of Ireland's oldest boglands. Traditionally in rural Ireland, turf (partially decomposed vegetation, which has accumulated in bogs for thousands of years) is cut into sods, dried and used as a fuel. For these pieces, a kiln is used to dry the turf, which is then processed in order to ready it for carving with Celtic designs. 4 7/8" H x 2" W x 7/8" D, gift boxed.
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ST. PATRICK RETABLO
St. Patrick's (389-461) work in Ireland was astounding: baptizing tens of thousands and establishing a native clergy and church. A native of Roman Britain, as a boy he was captured from Britain by Irish raiders and taken as a slave to Ireland, where he lived for six years before escaping and returning to his family. After entering the Church, he returned to Ireland as an ordained bishop in the north and west of the island. His work was a sign of tenacity and love in a land that had once held him in slavery. He has been honored since at least the 8th century as the patron saint of Ireland.
With her retablos, artist Ann Burt hopes to create renewed interest in the historical art of retablo making. Although they don't necessarily mimic the traditional look of the Mexican devotional paintings they recall, they share in their symbolism and purpose, which is to focus on prayerful devotion to God and the saints.
Print from original art mounted on wood with leather strip for hanging, 5" W x 6" H.
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From St. Meinrad Archabbey
CELTIC CANDLE SCONCE
The Claddagh, the ancient symbol of the eternal bond of friendship, loyalty and love, dwells in the heart of this traditional Celtic cross. Decorated with Celtic knots and patterns; finished with metal and glass votive cups. A warm addition to an entryway or library; a peaceful accent to a place of prayer or contemplation. Crafted of durable resin and fiberglass to resemble stone; ready to hang. Candles included. 16" x 16"; imported by Abbey Press.
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Imported from Ireland
CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES
With Liqueurs from the
Monasteries of Europe
A unique selection of chocolates which unites the great tradition of monastic liqueurs with the skills of modern chocolatiers. Seven monastic liqueurs from throughout Europe (including Bénédictine, Chartreuse, and Glenstal Abbey's own liqueur) are used to flavor dark, white and milk chocolate truffles. Others (including Crème Brûlée and Almond Torte) are derived from favorite desserts. All are delicious reminders that originally monastic liqueurs were elixirs and aids to digestion.
When shipping chocolate in warm weather (April – October) we strongly urge adding POLAR PACKS. To order Polar Packs, click on the info link below
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Vatican Library Collection
CELTIC TRINITY BRACELET
The Triquetra is an ancient symbol used to represent the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Created using intertwined Celtic knot work like that in the Book of Kells, this bracelet is a lovely and elegant way to express your faith. 7" long x 5/8" wide, toggle closure; silvertone metal with antique finish. All Vatican Library Collection items are gift boxed.
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