Gaelic in Bronze - No Fireside Like Your Own women tweed The striking figure on the

The striking figure on the west face is thought to represent either the Crucifixion or Christ in glory with his arms raised in blessing—a symbol of victory over sin and death

Hand made Parian Irish China

39mm high and 19mm wide

The Cross of Cashel is a celebratory cross

Each piece is individually handmade with delicate modelling and the utmost care in giving the figure its finishing touches

Gaelic in Bronze - No Fireside Like Your Own women tweed The striking figure on theFeatures the Irish proverb Nl aon tinten mar do thinten fin Translates as Theres no fireside like your own Celebrates home, warmth and belonging A timeless expression of Irish heritage Few sayings capture the Irish love of home quite like Nl aon tinten mar do thinten fin. Meaning Theres no fireside like your own, it reflects the comfort, safety and quiet pride found within ones own walls. In Ireland, the hearth has long been the heart of the house a