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‘Always & Forever’ Embroidery Hoop - Yellow House Craft
Original price was: £20.00.£7.00Current price is: £7.00.
Beautiful Embroidery Hoop – Yellow House Craft
Original price was: £10.00.£3.00Current price is: £3.00.
Gorgeous handmade Embroidery Ring created by Yellow House Craft.
Size Approx 12cm x 11cm
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Happy Fathers Day Card – Under the Willow Tree
This Card is illustrated by Natasha from Under the Willow Tree using a unique cut paper technique for her designs
"Hello! I’m Natasha Aiken...I’m a pencil and paper kinda girl. I find inspiration in all the beautiful things of the world...oh and I like coffee...lots of coffee"
Material Brown Kraft envelope included.
Size 148x148mm
Silver Claddagh Pendant – Celtic Desire
This beautiful Claddagh pendant is 925 Sterling Silver.
Carefully crafted and designed by Irish Silversmiths and comes in a gorgeous light green presentation box.
"The Claddagh is an ancient Gaelic symbol which is now a universal symbol of lasting love, eternal friendship, and loyalty. It was first designed around 400 years ago in a small village near Galway, Ireland. The Claddagh symbol shows a crown above two hands clasping a heart in the middle.
The Claddagh is often placed on wedding bands to represent holding a lover’s heart in one’s hands.
“With these hands I give you my heart and I crown it with my love.”
Claddagh Symbolism
The crown symbolises loyalty.
The hands symbolise friendship.
The heart symbolises love."
Product Codes -PCLWT 6048 CH
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Ceramic Lough Neagh Inspired Mugs – CH Pottery
Beautiful Ceramic Mug inspired by Lough Neagh handmade & glazed by Ciaran Headley in Crumlin.
Each item is completely unique as they are all handmade. This may result in Slight differences with designs & colours on items.
Search Ciaran Headleys entire range of Ceramic Items by searching ‘CH Pottery’ on our Website.
