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Embracing Shamrockery

Embracing Shamrockery
Master craftsman Stephen Walker shares his transformation from dismissing shamrocks as kitsch to embracing them as authentic symbols of Irish heritage. Discover the shamrock's journey from 1641 coins to famine-era emigration, and why it crosses cultural and sectarian divides as a true emblem of Irish identity. Continue reading
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Celebrating St. Brigid's Day Traditions

Celebrating St. Brigid's Day Traditions
Discover the ancient Celtic tradition of St. Brigid's crosses, woven from grass and reeds to invoke Brigid's blessing on the home. Learn about the saint herself—one of Ireland's three patrons—and how Walker Metalsmiths honors her February 1st feast day with handcrafted jewelry designs. Continue reading
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Embracing Shamrockery Mar 10, 2021
Celebrating St. Brigid's Day Traditions Jan 27, 2021
The Celtic Origins of Halloween Oct 14, 2020
Mabon: The Celtic Autumn Equinox Festival Sep 16, 2020
Lughnasadh: The Gaelic Harvest Festival Aug 03, 2020