“Beasties”
This design, containing 5 peacocks and 10 serpents, is based on the “eight-circled cross” page in the Book of Kells.
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Plates

“Cadbol”
The three interweaving ribbons of this design were inspired by the “Hilton of Cadbol Stone” from Ross Shire, Scotland.

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Plates

 

 

“Epona”
This design of three horses and a single continuous interweaving ribbon is based on a Stone at Inverurie in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

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Plates / Trivets / Bottlevases

“Her Noblest Work”
This is an original design I created in 1999. It shows Mother Nature creating woman in her own image and was inspired by the Robert Burns poem “Green grow the Rashes, O”.I use this on:
Plates

“Kells Knot”
This continuous ribbon comes from the “Book of Kells” where half of it appears on page 32V as a semicircle. It is doubled here to form a circle.I use this on:
Trivets / Bottlevases

“Meigle Medallion”
This simple but elegant knot is from a stone in the village of Meigle in Perthshire, Scotland.I use this on:
Mugs

“Three Birds”
The three birds on this design are based on a 4th/5th century Pictish stone that was later built into St. Vigean’s (St. Fichean) Church near Arbroath, Scotland.I use this on:
Trivets / Bottlevases

“Three Dogs”
The three dogs is this design are from the Book of Kells. They form a small circle on page 29R.I use this on:
Trivets

“Welsh Dragon”
This is the red dragon from the national flag of Wales. I use it to represent the Celtic Spirit.

I use this on:
Mugs