St. Brigid's Cross Irish craft The wide opening allows for

The wide opening allows for an easy pinch of salt

Each artwork is titled and signed by the artist

This generously sized bowl could be used for many things but Helen designed it particularly to hold a nourishing bowl of ramen

Each jug measures roughly 6cm in height and 8cm across in diameter

Incredibly warm

St. Brigid's Cross Irish craft The wide opening allows forThe St. Brigid's cross is traditionally hung by the door and in the rafters of homes to protect the house from fire and evil. According to tradition, a new cross is made each St. Brigid's Day, and the old one is burned to protect the house from fire. It can also represent peace and goodwill, and it was even placed in cowsheds to safeguard animals and help cows to produce more milk. St. Brigid, also known as Mary of the Gael, is an abbess and patroness