Arranmore Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Arranmore lies off the coast of Donegal.Over half the population are native Irish speakers, and the island forms part of the Donegal Gaeltacht.

One of the darkest times in Arranmore’s history was during the time of the Great Famine in the mid 1800s. Reports tell of the terrible suffering endured by the islanders; food was scarce and disease became rife, with dysentery, scurvy and typhus assuming “epidemic levels”. The plight of the islanders came to the attention of a group of Quakers and in 1847 they hired two steamships in Liverpool to deliver peas, rice, meal, biscuits and beef to the starving islanders. Later in 1847, after successive potato crop failures, islanders who couldn’t show title were being forced off their small strips of land and sent to Glenties workhouse, or offered berths on so-called “coffin ships” across the Atlantic.

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Inishmore Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Inishmore (Árainn) is the largest of the Galway Aran Islands and is an extension of the famous limestone rocks of The Burren. The landscape of Inishmore is a patchwork of fields hemmed in by precariously balanced dry stone walls. The rugged landscape and unique culture of Inishmore and the other Aran islands has provided inspiration to artists and poets over the centuries, and W.B.Yeats famously advised J.M. Synge to ‘Go to the Aran Islands, and find a life that has never been expressed in literature’. Synge followed the advice, and it holds good for anyone wishing to experience the unique blend of landscape and culture found on the islands. It is said that a visit to Inishmore will remain in the heart for eternity.

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Feenish Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Feenish Island, south Connemara A callous land agent once tried to burn down the house of a family on Mweenish Island for non-payment of rent. The agent had already destroyed a handful of houses on nearby Feenish Island. When the burning party set out for Mweenish, the priest urged all the Feenish islanders to sink to their knees and pray. The story goes that God heard the people’s cry and a bolt of lightning shot out from the Heavens and struck the agent dead before he could do their neighbours harm.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Achill Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Located off the west coast, in County Mayo, it is the largest of the country’s many islands. Much has been written about Achill, but perhaps a lesser known claim to fame is the fabled existence of the Dobhar Chu, a mythical lake monster, in Sraheens Lough on the island. Irish folklore is littered with legendary ghoulish water creatures, but few are as scary as Dobhar Chu (pronounced do-war coo), or ‘Hound of the Deep’. The creature is believed to live in many Irish lakes, but the largest number of sightings have been on Achill. Providing another link with Ireland’s close cultural neighbour Scotland, the Dobhar Chu is apparently considered to be a relation of the famous Lough Ness monster.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Inishbofin Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Inishtrahull Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Material:  55% Pashmina 45% Silk
Dimensions:  190 cm x 70 cm
Weight:  85g

Cathaigh Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Inis Cathaigh or Scattery Island lies in the Shannon Estuary, off the coast of Kilrush, County Clare. The island was founded by St. Senan (Senán mac Geircinn), a prominent sixth century Munster saint. he was renowned for his sanctity and miracles. Inis Cathaigh became not only a famous abbey but the seat of a bishopric with St. Senan as its first bishop. only men were allowed on Scattery Island while Senan was there, legend has it that when his sister, St. Conainne died, she willed it that she would be buried near Senan. To stay true to his own edicts, Senan waited till low tide to bury her in the inter-tidal zone, which was not strictly the “island”, thus fulfilling his sister’s wish.

Material:  55% Pashmina  45% Silk
Dimensions:  188 cm x 34 cm
Weight:  85g

Rathlin Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Rathlin Island lies off the north coast of Antrim near the ‘Giants Causeway’. Local legend tells of the ‘Children of Lir’ King Lir had four children one girl, Fionnuala, and three sons, Aodh and twins, Fiachra and Conn. Jealous of the children’s love for each other and for their father, their wicked stepmother Aoife used her magic to turn the children into swans condemned to wander through Ireland until the spell could be broken by a monks blessing. Aoife herself was punished for this act transformed by her father into an air demon for all eternity.

Pashmina content is 55%; fine silk is 45%

190 cm x 34 cm

Inis Cealtra Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Colour:  Emerald Green
Material:  55% Wool  45% Silk
Dimensions:  190cm x 70cm
Weight:  170g

Innisfree Celtic Pashmina Scarf

Named after the islands of Ireland, and inspired by their stories and history, our Island Range of shawls and scarves is a fusion of modern Irish design and colour palette together with the traditional Celtic knot weave or ‘snaidhm celtic’ in Irish/Gaelic. This union of old and new creates a stunning range of exciting and innovative Pashminas that will bring a splash of Celtic splendour to transform any outfit in your wardrobe.

Colour:  Emerald Green
Material:  55% Wool  45% Silk
Dimensions:  190 cm x 70 cm
Weight:  170g

Erne Gin & Tonic Pair Aqua by Galway Crystal

Aqua colour Gin and Tonic glasses in the Erne suite. Beautiful large balloon gin glasses with elegant lines design in an Aqua colour. The glass has been designed to add a splash of colour and light design to a stunning gin glass. Ideal for everyday use or as a gift. Another addition to our beautiful Aqua glassware suite.

Galway Living Erne Gin & Tonic Pair Aqua

Comes in Galway Gift Box
Measures 8.4cmW x 21.6cmH

Part of a wider range

Erne Gin & Tonic Glass Pair Blush by Galway Crystal

Blush colour Gin and Tonic glasses in the Erne suite from Galway Irish Crystal. Beautiful large balloon gin glasses with an elegant lines design in a light blush colour. The glass has been designed to add a splash of colour and light design to a stunning gin glass. Ideal for everyday use or as a gift. Galway Irish Crystal is one of Ireland's premium giftware brands situated in the West of Ireland and our Erne Gin and Tonic glass in blush is part of our Erne coloured glass collection.

Galway Crystal Erne Hiball Glass Pair Blush

Blush hiball glasses in the Erne suite from Galway Irish Crystal. Tall hiball glasses with an elegant lines design in a light blush colour. Perfect for the cocktail or whiskey lover and ideal for everyday use or as a gift. Galway Irish Crystal is one of Ireland's premium giftware brands situated in the West of Ireland and this hiball glass in blush is part of our Erne coloured glass collection.

6.1 cm W x 15.2 cm H

Galway Crystal Erne Hiball Glass Pair Amethyst

These beautifully crafted Galway Crystal HiBall glasses with an amethyst coloured base are a must have for your home and are designed for whiskey or cocktail lovers. The elegant shape of the glass along with the Erne pattern displays light lines along the body adding a stylish and modern finish. These are ideal for everyday use.

6.1 cm W x 15.2 cm H