This keepsake design was inspired by the Ancient Irish Celtic Tri spiral symbol. This particular design is the interpretation of the Newgrange Triskele.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown-nature of the piece. Click for more information
This keepsake design was inspired by the Ancient Irish Celtic Tri spiral symbol. This particular design is the interpretation of the Newgrange Triskele.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown-nature of the piece. Click for more information
This Cat Pet Urn is handmade in Ireland. The design captures the mythical nature of Cats in Ireland with a Celtic Knot nose. Click for more information
This keepsake design was inspired by the Ancient Irish Celtic Tri spiral symbol. This particular design is the interpretation of the Newgrange Triskele.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown-nature of the piece. Click for more information
This keepsake design was inspired by the Ancient Irish Celtic Tri spiral symbol. This particular design is the interpretation of the Newgrange Triskele. It is available in different glazes, each hand-poured so that each keepsake is slightly different from the others.
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This keepsake design was inspired by the Ancient Irish Celtic Tri spiral symbol. This particular design is the interpretation of the Newgrange Triskele.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand-thrown nature of the piece. Click for more information
This Cat Pet Urn is handmade in Ireland. The design captures the mythical nature of Cats in Ireland with a Celtic Knot nose. Click for more information
This Cat Pet Urn is handmade in Ireland. The design captures the mythical nature of Cats in Ireland with a Celtic Knot nose. Click for more information
This Cat Pet Urn is handmade in Ireland. The design captures the mythical nature of Cats in Ireland with a Celtic Knot nose. Click for more information
The sleeping Dog Pet Urn is a beautiful hand-crafted Ceramic Urn enhanced by Celtic design and symbolism. The Pet Urn comes in various glazes.
A Celtic collar knot represents the eternal connection. Click for more information
The sleeping Dog Pet Urn is a beautiful hand-crafted Ceramic Urn enhanced by Celtic design and symbolism. The Pet Urn comes in various glazes.
A Celtic collar knot represents the eternal connection. Click for more information
The sleeping Dog Pet Urn is a beautiful hand-crafted Ceramic Urn enhanced by Celtic design and symbolism. The Pet Urn comes in various glazes.
A Celtic collar knot represents the eternal connection. Click for more information
The sleeping Dog Pet Urn is a beautiful hand-crafted Ceramic Urn enhanced by Celtic design and symbolism. The Pet Urn comes in various glazes.
A Celtic collar knot represents the eternal connection. Click for more information
The Child Urn depicts all the Children of Lir as they transform from Swans back to their human form and are embraced in the arms of their loving and protective sister. Click for more information
The Child Urn depicts all the Children of Lir as they transform from Swans back to their human form while they embraced in the arms of their loving and protective sister.Ciarán has utilized his design skill to combine the local Irish Landscape of Carlingford with the Ancient Story of the Children of Lir. Click for more information
Our Urn marries together the iconic harp symbol of Ireland with the its beauty, form and grace.
A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture. Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. The design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
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This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. Its design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
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The Tree of Life Urn is a piece of Art in itself. As it is unique, it doesn't need any further personalization. It is a celebration of what it is to be Irish, forever connected to our place, our people, and intertwined with our friends and family forever.
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Our Urn marries together the iconic harp symbol of Ireland with the its beauty, form and grace. A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity. This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture. Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. The design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
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The Shamrock Urn design was first drawn numerous times by the artisan to eventually come up with a truly Irish representation of the Shamrock.
The Celtic knot on the collar of The Shamrock Cremation Urn represents how we are all bound together for eternity -iconic symbols of Ireland
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A Claddagh of eternal and intertwining love.
The hands= friendship
The ancient heart tri -spiral = eternal love
The Gaelic crown = Celtic loyalty
The use of the triptych knot on the crown and spiral design on the heart borrows both from our pagan and Christian cultures, each symbolising eternity.
A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown nature of the piece. Click for more information
A Claddagh of eternal and intertwining love.
The hands= friendship
The ancient heart tri -spiral = eternal love
The Gaelic crown = Celtic loyalty
The use of the triptych knot on the crown and spiral design on the heart borrows both from our pagan and Christian cultures, each symbolising eternity.
A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown nature of the piece. Click for more information
The Tree of Life Urn is a piece of Art in itself. As it is unique, it doesn't need any further personalization. It is a celebration of what it is to be Irish, forever connected to our place, our people, and intertwined with our friends and family forever.
Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. The design is an interpretation of a the Newgrange Triskele Symbol - a 5,000 year old Irish Symbol. It is interlaced with ancient knot work around the shoulder.
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A Claddagh of eternal and intertwining love.
The hands= friendship
The ancient heart tri -spiral = eternal love
The Gaelic crown = Celtic loyalty
The use of the triptych knot on the crown and spiral design on the heart borrows both from our pagan and Christian cultures, each symbolising eternity.
A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity.
This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture and you will clearly see the hand thrown nature of the piece. Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. The design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth .
Ciaráns’ design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
It fuses together both pagan and Christian identity which so unique to our Celtic Irish heritage.
Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth. The design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
Click for more information
The Tree of Life Urn is a piece of Art in itself. As it is unique, it doesn't need any further personalization. It is a celebration of what it is to be Irish, forever connected to our place, our people, and intertwined with our friends and family forever.
Click for more information
Our Urn marries together the iconic harp symbol of Ireland with the its beauty, form and grace. A Celtic collar knot represents how the Irish are all bound together for eternity. This Urn has a beautiful feel and texture. Click for more information
This elegant Irish Urn is named after the Calvary shrine in Omeath, a place of pilgrimage along the Carlingford lough in County Louth .
Ciaráns’ design is an interpretation of a Celtic cross. It is interlaced with ancient knot work with a Celtic sun ring behind it.
It fuses together both pagan and Christian identity which so unique to our Celtic Irish heritage.
Click for more information
The Shamrock Urn design was first drawn numerous times by the artisan to eventually come up with a truly Irish representation of the Shamrock.
The Celtic knot on the collar of The Shamrock Cremation Urn represents how we are all bound together for eternity -iconic symbols of Ireland
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If you are searching for an Urn that represents Ireland and being Irish, this Dolmen Urn is a representation of Ireland's oldest megalithic tombs Click for more information
If you are searching for an Urn that represents Ireland and being Irish, this Dolmen Urn is a representation of Ireland's oldest megalithic tombs Click for more information
Tree of Sanctuary – Heartstone Animal Sanctuary – Sligo
Artisan : Our planters - Bob and John.
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