Classic Ogham inscription

from €55.00

Personalised name piece handcrafted using 24 karat gold leaf.

Each Ogham inscription is truly one of a kind. This is a wonderful and unique gift which is suitable for many occasions including engagements, marriage, wedding anniversary etc. Completed by hand using 24 karat gold leaf this piece is sure to be a talking piece in any home.

Product details: Digital print on 280 gsm watercolour paper hand embellished with 24 karat gold leaf.

Once added to your cart you will be asked to enter personalised details:

  • Names to be transcribed using the Ogham alphabet.

  • Date of significance such as engagement or anniversary date.

  • A short Irish phrase of your choosing (in the pieces shown I have used the words Gra Geal Mo Chroí meaning ‘Bright Love of My Heart’.)

What is Ogham?
Ogham (og·am, og-uhm, aw-guhm) also known as The Alphabet of Trees is an ancient alphabet used in Ireland between the 4th-9th centuries AD. It consists of 20 letters each represented as a series of dashes across a central line. To learn more about Ogham click here.

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Personalised name piece handcrafted using 24 karat gold leaf.

Each Ogham inscription is truly one of a kind. This is a wonderful and unique gift which is suitable for many occasions including engagements, marriage, wedding anniversary etc. Completed by hand using 24 karat gold leaf this piece is sure to be a talking piece in any home.

Product details: Digital print on 280 gsm watercolour paper hand embellished with 24 karat gold leaf.

Once added to your cart you will be asked to enter personalised details:

  • Names to be transcribed using the Ogham alphabet.

  • Date of significance such as engagement or anniversary date.

  • A short Irish phrase of your choosing (in the pieces shown I have used the words Gra Geal Mo Chroí meaning ‘Bright Love of My Heart’.)

What is Ogham?
Ogham (og·am, og-uhm, aw-guhm) also known as The Alphabet of Trees is an ancient alphabet used in Ireland between the 4th-9th centuries AD. It consists of 20 letters each represented as a series of dashes across a central line. To learn more about Ogham click here.