Celtic Gifts

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Lugh's knot quaich - A medium sized pewter quaich with Celtic design on handles and inside bowl.

The quaich (pronounced quake from the Gaelic word cuach) has a rich heritage in Scotland - indeed it is a uniquely Scottish invention, having no apparent connection to any other European drinking vessel.

Traditionally used in Scotland to celebrate a bond between two clans, it was also used in the 17th century to offer welcome to travellers and is now commonly used in wedding and christening ceremonies.

Lugh was the most honoured of the Irish gods. He was renowned for his multitude of talents and skills.

Bowl rim diameter: 72mm (Width 127mm incl. handles) Height: 35mm

Caution: This item is NOT dishwasher safe. High temperatures and cleaning agents will damage the pewter.

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Wedding vow quaich to Love Guide and Protect - Medium sized pewter quaich with Celtic design and wording:

"TO LOVE, GUIDE AND PROTECT"

inside the bowl.

The quaich (pronounced quake from the Gaelic word cuach) has a rich heritage in Scotland - indeed it is a uniquely Scottish invention, having no apparent connection to any other European drinking vessel.

Traditionally used in Scotland to celebrate a bond between two clans, it was also used in the 17th century to offer welcome to travellers and is now commonly used in wedding and christening ceremonies.

The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artifacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolise the continuity of life.

Bowl rim diameter: 72mm (Width 127mm incl. handles) Height: 35mm

Caution: This item is NOT dishwasher safe. High temperatures and cleaning agents will damage the pewter.

Wedding vow quaich to have and to hold - Medium sized pewter quaich with Celtic design and wording:

"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD"

inside the bowl.

The quaich (pronounced quake from the Gaelic word cuach) has a rich heritage in Scotland - indeed it is a uniquely Scottish invention, having no apparent connection to any other European drinking vessel.

Traditionally used in Scotland to celebrate a bond between two clans, it was also used in the 17th century to offer welcome to travellers and is now commonly used in wedding and christening ceremonies.

The Celts used knotwork to decorate many of their artifacts. To them, the intricate patterns woven into spirals and knots symbolise the continuity of life.

Bowl rim diameter: 72mm (Width 127mm incl. handles) Height: 35mm

Caution: This item is NOT dishwasher safe. High temperatures and cleaning agents will damage the pewter.

Available to Purchase at:
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Traditional Celtic Cork screws with Pewter handle with embossed design. Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.

Epona is the Celtic goddess of horses which, in the horse - based culture of the Celts, gives her great power. Her sword is not a weapon of war but a symbol of power.

Width: 80mm max. Length: 100mm

Supplied in a velvet draw-string pouch.

Caution: This item is NOT dishwasher safe. High temperatures and cleaning agents will damage the pewter.

Traditional Celtic Bottle Openers with Pewter handle with embossed design.

Epona is the Celtic goddess of horses which, in the horse - based culture of the Celts, gives her great power. Her sword is not a weapon of war but a symbol of power.

Width: 38mm max. Length: 116mm

Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.

Caution: This item is NOT dishwasher safe. High temperatures and cleaning agents will damage the pewter.

Available to Purchase at:
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Hand finished Polished Pewter Knox Wine Stopper / Pourer.

Finish: Solid Polished Pewter
Size: 35mm x 60mm approx

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Hand finished Pewter Celtic Wine Stopper / Pourer.

Finish: Solid Polished Pewter
Size: 35mm x 60mm approx

Set of 25 Pewter Celtic Casting Rune Stones complete with divination instructions.

The use of runes for divination and magic probably predate their use as an alphabet for written communication. Random selection of a specific rune from the bag and then meditating on its meaning and significance is one of the most basic methods. This can be used as a search for an answer to a specific question, but it is primarily used as a simple search for wisdom. Many of those who use the runes make this a daily ritual. They begin the day by selecting a single rune and then meditate on it repeatedly throughout the day, carrying it with them and holding it frequently. There are a number of other methods for using the runes, including a variety of layouts or spreads designed for particular types of divination. This is analogous to the variety of spreads used by those who use the tarot cards for divination and prophecy.

Supplied in a velvet draw-string pouch.