Irish Souvenirs (24)

Irish coaster depicting a serene cottage scene surrounded by greenery with content hens roaming the garden. Size 3.5 inches // 9 cm square

Set of four coasters up-cycled from off-cuts of ash, beech, elm and walnut Size 4 x 4 inches // 10 x 10 x 1 cm

Traditionally hand sandblasted slate coasters inspired by one of Ireland's most famous playwright, poet and laureate, the great man 'Seamus Heaney'Bring a little piece of Ireland into your home with...

Inspired by our natural landscape, the Native Collection is tableware that has been lovingly hand-manufactured using home-grown, hardwood flaming beech. Adorned with original artwork by our sister Deirdre, it combines...

Irelands Four Provinces design by Rachel ArbuckleOriginal Irish Artwork based on stories from Irish Mythology.Inspired by Irish designs from the Book of Kells and other Irish manuscripts Biodegradable Product Made from Cork with...

Irish Claddagh design by John CurranOriginal Irish Artwork based on stories from Irish MythologyInspired by Irish designs from the Book of Kells and other Irish manuscripts Biodegradable Product Made from Cork with a...

Set of four high quality cork backed placemats Size 12 x 8.5 inches // 29 x 21.5cm • Heat resistant • Durable • Wipe clean • The Wild Ireland set...

Set of four high quality cork backed placemats presented in a colouful gift box. Size 12 x 8.5 inches // 29 x 21.5cm • Heat resistant • Durable • Wipe...

Set of four high quality cork backed coasters presented in a colouful gift box. Size 4 x 3.5 inches // 11 x 9.5cm • Heat resistant • Durable • Wipe...

Irish coaster depicting the famous Giant's Causeway. Size 3.5 inches // 9 cm square

Inspired by our natural landscape, the Native Collection is tableware that has been lovingly hand-manufactured using home-grown, hardwood flaming beech. Adorned with original artwork by our sister Deirdre, it combines...

This wooden, cork-back coaster depicts the famous Irish harp.  The Irish Harp, dating back to the 12th century, and made famous by bards such as Turlough O'Carolan, the blind harpist...