Homeware & Household Gifts

'The Kelpies' Coaster is wooden with a cork back.

The word ‘Kelpie’ is said to come from the Scottish Gaelic words 'colpach' or ‘cailpeach’,  meaning colt or heifer. The mythological shape-changing Kelpies are believed to haunt rivers and streams, usually in the shape of a horse.

The artist's inspiration for the sculptures comes from the heavy horses that once powered Scotland's canals, and Clydesdale horses, Baron & Duke, were the sculptor's real-life models.

The 30 metre high giant sculptures are the largest public artworks in Scotland (& the largest equine sculptures in the world!), each weighing in at 300 tonnes!

Decorative enamel teaspoon with scottish thistle.

Cork-backed wooden coasters with cute cow designs on the front, available in the Summer and Winter designs.

Approximately 9.5 x 9.5 cm.

Coasters sold individually. Please specify in the comment box upon checkout which coaster/s you wish to purchase.

Pack of 2 cosmetic bags of different sizes

This is a traditional Irish blessing and is one of many blessings used on different occasions in Ireland. Many of the blessings represent wishes for plentiful agricultural rewards, healthy children and closeness to God.

This carving is made by a process known as Intarsia, which is the ancient art of making pictorial mosaics by laying precious and exotic woods onto a solid wood surface. Seven different woods are used to make these Celtic designs.

Product comes in a lidded gift box as shown.

Height 19cm Width 19cm

All that is good in Celtic traditions, love of family, friendship and hospitality is embodied in this heart, formed of two Celtic spirals.

Height 28cm Width 17.5cm

Two hearts are entwined by never ending Celtic knotwork symbolising eternal love.

Wipe Clean only 

Cork backed & Sealed for longer life

Heat resistant to 110degrees 

Placemat size 33x25cm

Coaster size 10x10cm 

Height 17cm Width 17cm

Legend has it that the thistle was adopted as the symbol of Scotland when an approaching Viking who had stepped on a thistle, cried out in agony. This alerted the sleeping Scottish warriors who duly defeated the invaders.

This carving is made by a process known as Intarsia, which is the ancient art of making pictorial mosaics by laying precious and exotic woods onto a solid wood surface. Seven different woods are used to make these Celtic designs.

Product comes in a lidded gift box as shown.

Sheep shaped tea cosy

Stag  wall clock. 30cm x 30cm

Celtic Lands collection of small pillboxes designed by Sea Gems 

Just a few samples - we have more to choose from.  Contact us for details on which deisgns we have available.  

Height 16cm Width 16cm

Legend has it that the thistle was adopted as the symbol of Scotland when an approaching Viking who had stepped on a thistle, cried out in agony. This alerted the sleeping Scottish warriors who duly defeated the invaders.

The ever popular fine bone china Clan thimbles are available in a presentation “Dome” as shown above. Each thimble displays the full colour Crest and Tartan. Only limited stock left, send us an enquiry about what name you are after.

These cute Scottish thimbles are presented in a display case.
Select from the following - Piper, Nessie (sold out), Thistle, Scottish flag, Scottish montage.