St. Brigid Scarf Add Gift Box and Luxury Ribbon:Yes For the National Collection of

For the National Collection of Contemporary Applied Art aninitiative between the National Museum of Ireland and the Design and Crafts Councilof Ireland

fuschia and cobalt blue

Faustina and directed her to “paint an image of him

The hummingbird print displays dozens of birds flying in several directions in the bright cobalt blue sky

the wings are turquoise and royal blue while the tips of the wings are a vibrant Windsor red orange

St. Brigid Scarf Add Gift Box and Luxury Ribbon:Yes For the National Collection ofJennifer was inspired for this print by St. Brigid, Irelands first female saint. Brigid was named after one of the most powerful goddesses in the Pagan religion the goddess of fire, whose manifestations were song, craftsmanship and poetry. The prints color scheme was heavily informed by Harry Clarkes St Brigid Stained glass window at St. Marys Church in Ballinnrobe, Co Mayo, Ireland. With this scarf, you will wear a piece of stunning art, inspired by