This is a small marble resin statue of Saint Patrick. Saint Patrick was a Christian missionary and later bishop in Ireland. This important figure in Irish history lived during the second half of the 5th century.
Because Patrick lived during the first 1000 years of Christianity, he was never actually canonized by a pope. During his time, holy people were celebrated as saints by decree of local or regional churches.
According to legend, Saint Patrick used the three-leafed shamrock to teach people about Christianity's Holy Trinity. This is why shamrocks are associated with St. Patrick's Day.
We celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th, the traditional date of the saint's death. This small resin statue of Saint Patrick is a perfect memento of the holy Irish symbol. The full color statue is made from marble resin and stands six inches tall.
Get this pretty accent Irish Celtic Faith Lantern to add to your Irish themed room or as a housewarming gift for a friend with Irish heritage. This cute decorative piece is made of painted wood with a rustic metal top and frosted glass panels. One side of the...
This garden flag is a fun and festive way to decorate your lawn for St. Patrick's Day. The printed burlap flag has a a cute graphic of three gnomes dressed in green along with the sentiment "Happy St. Patrick's Day" in stylized green text embellished with shamrocks.
This fun Irish etched stemless wine glass is great for those of Irish heritage who prefer wine to beer! The jumbo 17oz glass is about 4.5" tall with hand-etched text on the surface. Sláinte is stylized in all lower-case letters, with a lucky four-leaf clover as the...
Were your Irish travel plans affected by, um, circumstances in 2020? It looks like 2021 is going to have a rough start, too. No matter your plans, you can dream of Ireland and your Irish roots all year long with a Irish photo wall calendar. Here are some great choices for 2021.
