Limited edition personalised hand-crafted porcelain wall hanging.

Inspired by the floral painting of Maud Lewis and unique crafted by hand each Ogham inscription is truly one of a kind and would make a wonderful and unique gift for many occasions; engagements, marriage, wedding anniversary, births etc.

*This item qualifies for free shipping within Ireland. Please select the free shipping option at checkout.*

Product details:

Each piece is hand-painted on porcelain using the best quality porcelain paints. They are fired at high heat and are resistance to scratches etc, meaning they will last year upon year (with love and care!).

Dimensions: Disc height 73mm, ribbon hanging length 130mm *approx

Every piece comes with a small printed Ogham alphabet allowing you to translate your inscription.

Personalisation:

Choose from single or double sided; up to four names can be transcribed in Ogham (two each side). At the checkout you will asked to enter personalised details:

• Names to be transcribed using the Ogham alphabet.

• If you’d like the year inscribed please enter in format (yyyy) eg. 2021 or for baby’s first decoration please enter birthdate in the format (dd/mm/yyyy).

Production time: Shipped within 5 - 7 working days

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.

Each piece is hand-painted on porcelain using the best quality porcelain paints. They are fired at high heat and are resistance to scratches etc, meaning they will last year upon year.

Choose from single or double sided; up to four names can be transcribed in Ogham (two each side) for the perfect family memento on your tree.

Every decoration comes with a small printed Ogham alphabet allowing you to translate your inscription. A handcrafted unbleached card gift box is an optional extra for that special finishing touch.