The knitting together of families and homes The challenge of joining two people together, making a house a home, creating a happy family or managing a successful team is like...
Optimism triumphs over adversity. Stepping into light is at once the actual and the symbolic embodiment of positivity. It is this act of optimism and generosity, however fragile, which triumphs...
The knitting together of families and homes The challenge of joining two people together, making a house a home, creating a happy family or managing a successful team is like...
This carving can be seen to symbolise the journey of life, with its many opportunities and encounters. The meeting that may bring us fulfilment depends on the most startling chance...
The Promise in grey wood frame. Spring will follow winter as summer will follow spring. Nature inspires; never more so than in the gradual changing of the seasons. As winter...
Harmony in grey wood frame In this place of surrender we will find our calm. There is a freedom and lightness in letting go. Finding a point of balance, where...
The traditional Gaelic Greeting pronounced "kayad meela foilcha" which means "A hundred thousand welcomes."From an original stone carving by Tom LittleCast by hand in KinsaleMade in Ireland by The Wild...
Using letters designed by stone cutter Tom Little, Studio designer Adam Grabski made this original carving as a companion piece to our Sláinte wall hanging. Meaning welcome, Fáilte is a...
For An Eternity grey wood frame. With no beginning and no end, these love knots are forever intertwined. Each strand follows a shared path, but remains individual and distinct, complementing...
An old Irish proverb which emphasises the importance of letting go. Words have been cherished in Ireland since the first lines were carved on Ogham stones and they are celebrated...
Go N-Éirí an Bóthar Leat means May the road rise to meet you Good luck May the road you see for yourself become a reality. Words have been cherished in...
Saoirse, which means freedom, is part of a series of pieces which celebrates Irish words. Words have been cherished in Ireland since the first lines were carved on Ogham stones and they are...
