Belleek Classic Claddagh Ornament | Fine Parian China | Made in Ireland
Love Loyalty Friendship: A Spanish goldsmith fell in love with a girl from the village of Claddagh on the edge of Galway City and crafted the first Claddagh ring for her. Two hands hold a crowned heart; the hands are friendship, the heart love, the crown loyalty. On this ornament, the triad is embossed at the base and set in gold script at the top. Fired In Fermanagh: Belleek's Parian China is named for the luminous marble of the Greek island Paros, lighter and more translucent than standard bone china. Shaped and fired at the County Fermanagh factory since 1857, each piece passes through 16 pairs of hands. This ornament measures 3.8 inches tall by 3.4 inches wide. Made in Ireland. Embossed Knotwork Circle: The knotwork that covers this ring has no beginning and no end, the same interlocking pattern monks pressed into vellum in the Book of Kells. Beside it, a hand-painted shamrock recalls the moment Saint Patrick picked one from the ground and used it to explain the Trinity. Old symbols, still carrying their meaning. Belleek Gift Boxed: Some gifts mark a moment you want to hold onto. This ornament ships in the Belleek gift box, tied with the green satin ribbon, ready to give at a baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, or wedding. Afterwards it can hang from a Christmas tree, a window frame, or rest on a shelf where it will be seen for years. River Erne Pottery: Belleek has been made on the banks of the River Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, since 1857, making it Ireland's oldest working fine china pottery. The Belleek backstamp on the base confirms Irish origin and makes each piece dateable to its year of production. This ornament is part of the wider Claddagh collection.
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Details:Belleek Classic Claddagh Ornament | Fine Parian China | Made in Ireland
Love Loyalty Friendship: A Spanish goldsmith fell in love with a girl from the village of Claddagh on the edge of Galway City and crafted the first Claddagh ring for her. Two hands hold a crowned heart; the hands are friendship, the heart love, the crown loyalty. On this ornament, the triad is embossed at the base and set in gold script at the top. Fired In Fermanagh: Belleek's Parian China is named for the luminous marble of the Greek island Paros, lighter and more translucent than standard bone china. Shaped and fired at the County Fermanagh factory since 1857, each piece passes through 16 pairs of hands. This ornament measures 3.8 inches tall by 3.4 inches wide. Made in Ireland. Embossed Knotwork Circle: The knotwork that covers this ring has no beginning and no end, the same interlocking pattern monks pressed into vellum in the Book of Kells. Beside it, a hand-painted shamrock recalls the moment Saint Patrick picked one from the ground and used it to explain the Trinity. Old symbols, still carrying their meaning. Belleek Gift Boxed: Some gifts mark a moment you want to hold onto. This ornament ships in the Belleek gift box, tied with the green satin ribbon, ready to give at a baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, or wedding. Afterwards it can hang from a Christmas tree, a window frame, or rest on a shelf where it will be seen for years. River Erne Pottery: Belleek has been made on the banks of the River Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, since 1857, making it Ireland's oldest working fine china pottery. The Belleek backstamp on the base confirms Irish origin and makes each piece dateable to its year of production. This ornament is part of the wider Claddagh collection.
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Love Loyalty Friendship: A Spanish goldsmith fell in love with a girl from the village of Claddagh on the edge of Galway City and crafted the first Claddagh ring for her. Two hands hold a crowned heart; the hands are friendship, the heart love, the crown loyalty. On this ornament, the triad is embossed at the base and set in gold script at the top. Fired In Fermanagh: Belleek's Parian China is named for the luminous marble of the Greek island Paros, lighter and more translucent than standard bone china. Shaped and fired at the County Fermanagh factory since 1857, each piece passes through 16 pairs of hands. This ornament measures 3.8 inches tall by 3.4 inches wide. Made in Ireland. Embossed Knotwork Circle: The knotwork that covers this ring has no beginning and no end, the same interlocking pattern monks pressed into vellum in the Book of Kells. Beside it, a hand-painted shamrock recalls the moment Saint Patrick picked one from the ground and used it to explain the Trinity. Old symbols, still carrying their meaning. Belleek Gift Boxed: Some gifts mark a moment you want to hold onto. This ornament ships in the Belleek gift box, tied with the green satin ribbon, ready to give at a baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, or wedding. Afterwards it can hang from a Christmas tree, a window frame, or rest on a shelf where it will be seen for years. River Erne Pottery: Belleek has been made on the banks of the River Erne in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, since 1857, making it Ireland's oldest working fine china pottery. The Belleek backstamp on the base confirms Irish origin and makes each piece dateable to its year of production. This ornament is part of the wider Claddagh collection.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Age group | kids |
Gender | female |
Brand | Belleek Classic |
Color | white with green accents |
Material | gold |
Size | 16 |
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