Irish Gifts for Saint Patrick’s Day

Belleek is a small village in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland and is famous for its pottery work, it is a famous company dealing in porcelain which produces excellent products that are compact, iridescent and artistic. Belleek collections are elegant and an example of finesse and artistry.

The company has produced beautiful Celtic patterns characterized by the early designs in Europe. Many products are handmade and the craftsmanship is brilliant. Celtic designs generally evolve intricate mesh, braiding patterns and knots. They symbolize eternity through embossed symbols. When the designs are surrounded by circle, it gives a greater meaning to the circle of life emphasizing the message.

Similarly the designs of Claddagh mugs originated from the Irish culture and heritage. The mugs were handmade in Ireland. The Claddagh pattern displays an ancient Celtic design which symbolizes love, friendship and loyalty. The heart represents love, the crown represents loyalty and the hands represent friendship.

“There are only two kinds of people in the world,” an Irish saying goes. “The Irish and those who wish they were.”

No one probably knew that one day the entire world will celebrate the festival which is in the honour of Ireland’s patron Saint Patrick. Prior to 1600 ever since Saint Patrick put efforts to spread the roots of Christianity, a catholic holiday became a global occurrence. 

Celtic crosses, plaques, Irish blessing make a large section of Irish art. Featuring shamrocks on Celtic art, tapestries and flags make a great gift too.

Classic Irish gifts made from gold and silver featuring Claddagh ring, Celtic crosses and shamrocks make artistic set of gifts.

Jewellery designs featuring beautiful Irish rings, bracelets, ear-rings, rosaries is supposed to bring you good luck. Beautiful selections of Irish Celtic tiaras, Irish Pub bar sign plaques featuring the traditional pub culture and Shillelagh are all awesome gifts for the special day.

The Luck of the Irish never comes short went it comes to jewellery. Surround yourself with the good luck and decorate the house with the elegant art and home decor elements.

Celtic jewellery, Celtic wedding rings, Unity candelabras, toasted glass with Galway Irish crystal are very popular Irish gifts. Irish cups and mugs featuring Celtic cross look awesome.

This St. Patrick’s Day, thousands of people will enjoy authentic Irish meals. On Saint Patrick’s Day it is customary to have a festive meals of corned beef and cabbage. Though potatoes and cabbage are a staple cuisine of Ireland, Irish ate it with bacon not corned beef. Since the immigrants from Ireland could not afford the bacon in early days, they like Jewish immigrants substituted with corned beef, an affordable option. Nothing fancies better than Irish recipes to a cook who loved cooking in the home whether the cook happens to be a celebrated Chef or plain housewife.

Perfumes and colognes from Ireland are equally famous as the Italian counterparts. Fresh floral fragrance inspired by the aroma of green landscapes are perfumes from Innis. Reminding the beauty of Goddess Aphrodite the perfumes carry you over in the misty noted of lemon, bergamot and pale geraniums. With roses and patchouli forming the base notes, the aroma is quintessential Irish. The toiletries and eau de colognes take you to a totally different magical land of Ireland.

Irish merchandise for Irish grooms and bridesmaid consist of beautiful gowns and tuxedos. Casual T shirts and tops are something everyone would love to have.

If you are looking for party supplies inspired by Ireland, you will find lovely paper plates and party straws with shamrock prints. Cutlery and dinnerware designed keeping in mind the greenery of Ireland and its beautiful castles.