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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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
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
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