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Shamrock Ornament
36115
2.5"
$8.99
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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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Trinity Cross Ornament
36117
4"
$15.99
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The Trinity Cross blends several significant Irish symbols. Celtic Knots are believed to represent the intricacy of God's creation and an individual's journey through life. The shamrock is a symbol of the Holy Trinity and the enclosing circle symbolizes eternity. |
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Trinity Knot
Ornament
36118
3.5"
$10.99
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The Trinity Knot has been used by Christians as a sign of the Blessed Trinity-Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Since the 19th century, it is especially found in Celtic art. It is also referred to as a triquetra and recalls the three-leafed shamrock which St. Patrick offered as a symbol of the Trinity. |
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Claddagh
Ornament
36081
3.25"
$11.99
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The Claddagh is a traditional Irish design incorporating two hands clasping a heart and surmounted by a crown. These elements symbolize love, friendship and loyalty. When given as a gift, the Claddagh expresses "with these hands I give you my heart and I crown it with my love." |
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Celtic Brooch
Ornament
36116
3.25"
$13.99
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This beautiful glass Celtic brooch ornament blends several significant Irish symbols. Celtic knots are believed to represent the intricacy of God's creation and an individual's journey through life. The shamrock is a symbol of the Holy Trinity and the circle symbolizes eternity. |
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Irish Snowman
Ornament
24124
5.25"
$12.99
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Here the familiar lucky green shamrocks from the Emerald Isle appear on a festive snowman playing a traditional Irish harp. This Irish Snowman will grace your Christmas tree with the "Luck of the Irish." |
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St. Patrick
Ornament
24037
4.5"
$12.99
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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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Ornament Hangers
1441
$2.75
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The fast and easy way to hang your ornaments! 100 green wire ornament hangers. |
