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St. Patrick Ornament
4 1/2"
$7.99
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St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. As a bishop in the fifth century, he used traditional Irish symbols, such as the shamrock, to help with the conversion of the Irish to Christianity. His followers wore a shamrock on his feast day, March 17. This St. Patrick's Day custom came to America and was first celebrated in Boston in 1737. |
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Pat's Hat Ornament
3"
$6.50
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"The Luck of the Irish to you!" is a hearty greeting often heard on St. Patrick's Day. Here the familiar lucky green shamrocks from the Emerald Isle and an Irish day pipe are silhouetted on a green hat, such as a tricky little leprechaun might wear. |
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Pot of Gold Ornament
3 1/4"
$7.99
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The luck of the Irish is sure to come to the owner of this beautiful ornament, for it carries 3 lucky symbols. First is the legendary pot of Leprechaun's gold found at the end of the rainbow. Second is the rare four-leaf clover. Third is the double mushroom, which doubles the good luck! |
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Celtic Cross Ornament
3 1/2"
$7.99
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The Celtic Cross is prevalent in Ireland. It is typically depicted as a cross, which signifies the Christian faith, with its arms enclosed by a circle, which signifies eternity. Together, they symbolize the unity of heaven and earth. |
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Celtic Harp Ornament
4"
$9.99
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The Celtic harp has played a significant cultural role. Years ago, harp-playing minstrels were considered equal in rank to kings and were welcome in noble homes, where they sang tales of chivalry and shared news. Today, the Celtic harp provides the distinctive sound associated with Celtic music. |
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Celtic Medallion Ornament
3"
$11.99
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The Celtic Knot is one of the most well known designs used in Celtic jewelry and art. It is believed to represent the intricacy of God's creation and an individual's journey through life. As such, these knotwork patterns are also found on Irish Christian monuments and manuscripts. |
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Lucky Shamrock Ornament
3"
$5.99
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The shamrock is a symbol of the cross and the holy trinity. It has also long been a symbol of Ireland and is said to be used by St. Patrick in his teaching. By showing how the three separate leaves of the shamrock were joined by one stem, he was able to show the people how God could be three in one. |
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Lucky Horseshoe Ornament
3 1/2"
$7.99
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Horseshoes are considered to bring good luck. In the days when folks believed in the magical powers of iron, horseshoes were hung above a doorway to protect the inhabitants against witches and other evils. Hang this ornament on your Christmas tree to bring good luck in the coming year! |
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St. Patrick's Pipe Ornament
4 1/2"
$7.95
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"The luck of the Irish to you!" is a hearty greeting often heard on St. Patrick's Day. Here the familiar lucky green shamrocks from the Emerald Isle appear on a traditional Irish clay pipe, such as you might see in the mouth of a tricky little leprechaun! |
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Leprechaun's Treasure Ornament
3"
$7.99
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According to Irish legend, the leprechaun has a hidden pot of gold and he must give up his treasure to whoever catches him. You'll have to step lively and think quickly to capture a leprechaun's gold though, because this tricky little fellow will fool you into looking away for an instant while he escapes. |
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Leprechaun Ornament
2 1/2"
$5.95
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According to Irish legend, the leprechaun has a hidden pot of gold and he must give up his treasure to whoever catches him. You'll have to step lively and think quickly to capture a leprechaun's gold though, because this tricky little fellow will fool you into looking away for an instant while he escapes. |
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Ornament Hangers
$2.75
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The fast and easy way to hang your ornaments! 100 green wire ornament hangers. |
