Where ancient folklore meets the wild Irish landscape.
Inspired by the dual spirit of Bríd, the Celtic Goddess of spring, fire, and poetry, and Ireland’s beloved Saint of the hearth, this piece captures a quiet story of protection and heritage.
Created by artist Joanna Brien-Sammons, the artwork weaves together wild Donegal reeds with hand-pressed Irish wildflowers. Delicate sprigs of baby’s breath, wild rose, foxglove, and native rushes are gathered to symbolise femininity, purity, and shelter.
Designed to hold its depth for a lifetime, the artwork is printed on textured, museum-grade Fine Art Giclée paper using rich archival inks. Choose to let it breathe unframed, or have it arrive ready-to-hang in a solid wood frame, made in West Cork.
Details
Features pressed Irish wildflowers (wild rose, foxglove, baby’s breath) and wild Donegal reeds.
Rooted in the tradition of the Brigid’s Cross, representing feminine strength, and protection.
Museum-quality Giclée print on textured fine art paper, using fade-resistant archival inks. 8" square.
Frames made in West Cork from solid wood.
100% designed, printed, and framed in Ireland.
A piece of Celtic tradition for your own hallway, or a meaningful housewarming blessing for someone you love.
