Ballymorris Pottery
Ballymorris Pottery Bowl " Hounds"
$175.00
Ballymorris Pottery
Ballymorris Pottery Bowl " Hounds"
$175.00
New artistry from Hannah Arnup features the Celtic designs she is known for and the newest bowls are over sized and are gorgeous.
The Celtic design by Hannah in HOUND symbolizes the strong bond between human and animals, that they are protective watchers and traditional guardian animals of roads & cross ways.
The "Hounds" Stoneware bowl may be used as a serving dish or graced up on a wall, they are truly unique and just beautiful. 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
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Visit product page →Celtic designs highlight the Ballymorris Pottery plates. They may be used as a serving dish, dinner plate or graced up on a wall. Enhance your home with the contemporary Irish Ballymorris Pottery, or what a wonderful gift to others who appreciate unique Irish handcrafts.
HOUNDS were featured throughout Celtic mythology and valued for their loyalty and intelligence as well as their abilities to hunt and protect. They were often depicted in stories and art as companions and guardians.
Made to be fully functional, these plates are dishwasher and microwaveable safe.
Size: Approx. 11"
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Visit product page →Celtic designs highlight the Ballymorris Pottery plates. They may be used as a serving dish, dinner plate or graced up on a wall. Enhance your home with the contemporary Irish Ballymorris Pottery, or what a wonderful gift to others who appreciate unique Irish handcrafts.
Noted in Irish folklore for its swiftness, alertness and agility, the hare was also regarded as a fairy animal associated with deception and witchcraft. In myth, the hare was linked to Celtic goddesses of fertility, both of spring and of the harvest.
Made to be fully functional, these plates are dishwasher and microwaveable safe.
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Visit product page →New artistry from Hannah Arnup features the Celtic designs she is known for and the newest bowls are over sized and are gorgeous.
Lions are rarely featured in Irish myths, but they do appear occasionally in art and literature to represent the warrior King Lugh. Lions were also a symbol of royalty in Celtic mythology and were used to distinguish between the nobility and commoners.
Size: Approx 13" w
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Visit product page →New artistry from Hannah Arnup features the Celtic designs she is known for and the newest bowls are over sized and are gorgeous.
“To have a raven's knowledge” is an Irish proverb meaning to have a seer's supernatural powers. Raven is considered one of the oldest and wisest of animals. Also a bird of wisdom and prophecy,
The Raven bowl is truly unique and just beautiful. 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
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