What Makes Wool a Superfabric?
Wool is a superfabric that exhibits many surprising and incredible characteristics. Most synthetic fabrics of today emulate the…
St. Brigid’s Cross: An Old Irish Symbol of Protection
Said to ward off evil, fire and hunger; the Cross of St. Brigid is an old Irish symbol of…
Let’s Talk Tartan!
Traditionally associated with our our Celtic cousins in Scotland, Tartan is the stand-out pattern of Autumn-Winter 2017. The Tartan’s…
The Aran Sweater: An Icon of Irish Design
This month the Museum of Modern Art in New York City announced that the Aran Jumper would get…
Reeling in the Years with Belleek Fine Parian China
2017 is a very special year for Belleek Fine China as it celebrates a whopping 160 years in…
The Tara Brooch: A True Irish Treasure
The Tara Brooch was discovered in 1850. Since then it has become a world-renowned icon of ancient Irish…
Triskele: The Celtic Symbol of Constant Motion
Triskele is derived from the Greek meaning “three-legged”. The Triskele, or Triskelion is a motif comprised of a…
Irish Linen: Woven with Tradition
Irish linen is a fabric made from a humble flax seed. The plant fibre is spun in to…
Pop the Question With the Perfect Ring
Being engaged is one of the most exciting things you can experience in your life. There is nothing…
An Cló Gaelach: An Iconic Irish Script
Discover the beautiful Cló Gaelach – a Gaelic script typical of the old Irish writing style. What…