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Visit product page →Raised Celtic Swirls, a Celtic Cross and Eire are all featured on this one-of a kind wall plaque made by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery, Co.Clare.
Size approx 6' wide and 9' long. Made with a wall mounting feature on backside..
Shown in Blue
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Visit product page →The Claddagh is a traditional Irish symbol which represents love, loyalty, and friendship (the hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty). This new stoneware wall plaque is made by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottey, Co. Clare.
Colors: Green with raised Claddagh design, Blue with raised Claddagh design.
Size: Approx.4.5 Wide x 5 in Length
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On saleVisit product page →Celtic Swirls accent these new bowls by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery.
A million uses, so we will let you decide what to fill it with. Hand made with love from Co Clare,Ireland.
Size approx 5' wide and 3' high.
Green, Blue, Lilac, White - all with Celtic Swirl and white insides
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Visit product page →Ballymorris Pottery is created by Hannah Arnup of Co. Clare. The new stoneware goblets offer a unique vessel for drinking whatever your heart desires.
Size: Approx. 3.5 wide by 7 high
Colors: Green
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Visit product page →New and beautiful, the Ballymorris Pottery Pitcher is here to grace your table. Use your imagination on this one, water, juice, gravy, flowers, the list goes on!
Sturdy and versatile, this new piece is one of our favorites!
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Visit product page →Another new design from Liffey Artifacts of Ireland. Sweet and simple tea bag holder, a perfect gift for someone who enjoys a good cup of tea.
Life is like a cup of tea, it's how you make it ! Irish Saying
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On saleVisit product page →Failte in Gaelic means "Welcome" . We love these handcrafted, solid and sturdy Brass Door Plates by Liffey Artefacts of Ireland. The doorplate comes complete with 2 brass screws for attachment.'Never dread the winter till the snow is on the blanket' i.e. there's no need to worry about the cold as long as you have a roof over your head.
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The sweet Robin is hand made by Co. Cork artist Ann Hayes. .Visit product page → -
Sold outVisit product page →A wonderful serving dish or just looking beautiful on a table or shelf. Hand made Irish Stoneware by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery, Co. Clare. A million uses for this piece!
Size: Approx. 6 x 6
Color: Cream, Green
"I must say that it has been my distinct pleasure to do business with you! The personal touch that you add to your sales, sets you apart from all other retailers. I look forward to future transactions as I build my collection of Ballymorris Pottery. Rest assured, that I will be promoting your business to all my friends and associates" Rockaway Park,NJ
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On saleVisit product page →A new design from Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery, the Clover dish is complete with a stem handle. Use it for a serving dish, for nuts, condiments, or on a table just looking beautiful. Hand made with love from Co Clare,Ireland.
Size approx 8' wide and stem is 4' high.
Available in Green, White
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Visit product page →Sweet little Irish cottages, hand made by Co. Kerry artist Will Adamson. A talented artist we would like to share who has created these unique and detailed cottages for us.
A variety of cottage colors to pick from and all with a brown thatch looking roof. Each affixed with magnet on backside. A wonderful as one of a kind gifts-direct from Ireland!
White w/ Red Door
White w/Green Door
Green w/White Door
Orange w/White Door
Navy w/White Door
Teal w/White Door
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Visit product page →Handmade genuine leather billfold with embossed Celtic design. Credit card holder and change purse inside with snap closure. Available in dark green leather.
Made in Ballingeary, Co. Cork.
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Tom Allison, of Sneem, Co. Kerry is a talented blacksmith whose artistry we were happy to discover recently on our travels. More hand forged artistry on the way, but we wanted to showcase a few of his original designs to start.Visit product page → -
Tom Allison, of Sneem, Co. Kerry is a talented blacksmith whose artistry we were happy to discover recently on our travels. More hand forged artistry on the way, but we wanted to showcase a few of his original designs to start.Visit product page → -
Tom Allison, of Sneem, Co. Kerry is a talented blacksmith whose artistry we were happy to discover recently on our travels. The unique Horse Shoe is one of Toms many designs. More hand forged artistry on the way, but we wanted to showcase a few of his original designs to start.Visit product page → -
Tom Allison, of Sneem, Co. Kerry is a talented blacksmith whose artistry we were happy to discover recently on our travels. More hand forged artistry on the way, but we wanted to showcase a few of his original designs to start.Visit product page → -
Tom Allison, of Sneem, Co. Kerry is a talented blacksmith whose artistry we were happy to discover recently on our travels. More hand forged artistry on the way, but we wanted to showcase a few of his original designs to start.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →Sun catchers in the shape of the Traditional St.Brigid Cross made in Co. Mayo, Ireland by Rainbow Stained Glass.
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Visit product page →The new Swan bowl features the stunning work by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery from Cratloe, Ireland. These new Celtic designed bowls are over sized and are simply stunning.
A Celtic symbol for grace and love, and a reminder of the blessings found in relationships.
The Swan bowl may be used as a serving dish, a top a table or even graced up on a wall, it really is truly unique and just beautiful. What a great idea for a "one of a kind" gift for someone who appreciates Irish artistry! A Wedding gift perhaps?
Size: Approx 13 x 3.5
Colors: Green
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Visit product page →A new one for the collection...hand made by Co. Cork artist Ann Hayes. Others include: "Henny Penny Herself ", "Ruby Red Breast", "Paddy Pig" and" Walter Wooly Sheep" and "A Christmas Goose". Just fun and whimsical and we couldn't resist! Something for the young and the young at heart!
Approx. Height 4 inches
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Sold outVisit product page →Stunning, new artistry from Hannah Arnup features more of the Celtic designs she is known for. The newest bowls are over sized and are just striking in design. In Ireland, in ancient times, the dog symbol maintained a meaning of loyalty. A dog was considered good luck in a village and as such the symbol of the dog was commonly found in Celtic decor, clothing and artistry. Each one of Hannah's designs are one of a kind, nothing but unique and original from this very talented artist.
Looking for a unique gift for someone who appreciates Irish handcrafts? What a great idea for a "one of a kind" wedding gift!
Size: Approx 13" w
Colors: Green
"Wow, this is a gorgeous design, I love this bowl" Cape Elizabeth, ME
"Thank you for the quick service!" Old Lyme, CT
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Visit product page →Own your very own sweet little Irish cottage! Handcrafted by artist Will Adamson of Kenmare.
These cottages are charming and loaded with details. It takes a village sometimes and we have brought enough for you to create your very own! Solid Stoneware with fabulous detail.
Customers have used them at table decorations, incense burners, fairy villages, party favors and hostess gifts....
Size: Approx. 2.5" Long x 1" Wide
Colors:
White w/ Red DoorWhite w/Blue Door
Navy w/White Door
Red w/White Door
Blue w/White Door
Pink w/white Door
Green w/White Door
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Sometimes referred to as The Work of the Angels, with the elaborate Celtic designs, Nora Nora is pleased to showcase jewelry made by the Connolly's of Aqua Fortress Handcrafts in Ardgroom, Co. Cork. The Bracelet in two varieties is hand etched brass with the design taken from the Book of Kells.Visit product page → -
Handmade Irish Animal Figurines by Co. Cork artist, Ann Hayes. Walter is full of personality. The attention to detail on Walter is fabulous, a handcrafted work of art! Walter comes in two poses, standing or lying downVisit product page → -
Visit product page →The St. Brigid’s Cross is still made in Ireland today and those made by Naomh Padraig are among the finest. It is a tradition in Ireland to place a St. Brigid Cross over the doorway of a home and is believed to bless and protect the "comings and the goings". A sweet tradition to carry on and makes a lovely gift for newlyweds or a first home. The weaving by Naomh Padraig is well known in Ireland and it is our pleasure to showcase her work."We got the crosses on time,thank you so much for rushing the order to us. The St. Brigid's Crosses were the perfect favors for our daughter Bridget's Christening. Everyone really thought that they were a beautiful touch for her special day" Merrick,NY -
Visit product page →The St. Brigid’s Cross is still made in Ireland today and those made by Naomh Padraig are among the finest. It is a tradition in Ireland to place a St. Brigid Cross over the doorway of a home and is believed to bless and protect the "comings and the goings". A sweet tradition to carry on and makes a lovely gift for newlyweds or a first home. The weaving by Naomh Padraig is well known in Ireland and it is our pleasure to showcase her work." I received the crosses today and they are indeed beautiful, even more so knowing that the artist has worked with care. One for my classroom, one for my house' San Mateo, CA . -
Visit product page →The St. Brigid’s Cross is still made in Ireland today and those made by Naomh Padraig are among the finest. It is a tradition in Ireland to place a St. Brigid Cross over the doorway of a home and is believed to bless and protect the "comings and the goings". A sweet tradition to carry on and makes a lovely gift for newlyweds or a first home. The weaving by Naomh Padraig is well known in Ireland and it is our pleasure to showcase her work."On behalf of all the students and staff at St. Brigid School, I would like to thank you for your donation of 20 St. Brigid's Crosses. The Crosses will be placed in each of the classrooms" Portland,ME
About Nora Nora Imports
Since our first show and sale of Irish artistry, it’s been a steady ride… with an idea hashed out on the banks of the McKenzie River, Oregon in 2005, refined in a courtyard in New Orleans in 2006, and inspired by John and Catherine Harrington, from the Beara Peninsula, we are pleased to showcase the work of emerging and talented artists of Ireland.
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