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For the person who’d rather have something with a story. These Irish makers and craftspeople create original, handmade pieces you won’t find on the high street — design, keepsakes and personalised gifts, made with care right across the island.

Irish design & craft

Considered, handmade pieces for the home.

Reclaimed-metal lighting — Kopper Kreation

Reclaimed-metal lighting — Kopper Kreation

Dublin-designed homewares and statement lighting, handmade from reclaimed copper, brass and iron by Emmet Bosonnet since 2015.

A real design piece with a sustainability story — the kind of gift that becomes a talking point.

Engraved wooden gifts — Irish Wooden Gifts

Hand-picked timber engraved and personalised into breakfast boards, keepsakes and city silhouettes, made to order in Co. Wexford.

Personalised and practical — a warm, handmade gift that doesn’t cost the earth.

Engraved wooden gifts — Irish Wooden Gifts

Personalised keepsakes

Made-to-order pieces with a personal touch.

Personalised framed prints — As Cute as a Button

Personalised framed prints — As Cute as a Button

Personalised framed prints and engraved plaques for every occasion — new baby, weddings, communions — made in Co. Kildare and gift-boxed.

Their Baby Clock frame (hands set to the birth time) is a gorgeous, thoughtful keepsake.

Irish turf keepsakes — Bog Buddies

Charming framed keepsakes handmade from real Irish bog turf in the Midlands since 2009 — hearts, homes, wedding couples and maps of Ireland, personalised by hand.

A little piece of Ireland, literally — a characterful gift for someone at home or abroad.

Irish turf keepsakes — Bog Buddies
Reclaimed-slate signs — Blue House Gifts

Reclaimed slate signs — Blue House Gifts

Hand-sandblasted reclaimed-slate house signs, coasters and plaques from the Glens of Antrim — including Celtic and Seamus Heaney designs. Sold via Etsy.

Made from 200-year-old reclaimed slate, with a genuine heritage story behind every piece.

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