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.
This Irish pride page-a-day calendar is a perfect gift idea for anyone who is proud or her or his Irish heritage or ancestry. The calendar offers a daily reminder of what it means to be Irish, with an emphasis on Irish-American pride. Each day's calendar page (Saturday and...
Why not add a wee bit of Irish style to your holiday-themed decor this year? Here are three beautiful Irish-style Christmas figures that are perfect to add to holiday tables, mantles, or curio cabinets for the Christmas season.
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 is a gorgeous suncatcher window hanging with Irish design elements and the Irish word for Good Health: Slainte. The suncatcher is made of colored glass and measures about 6.25" across.
