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Celtic Baubles

Celtic Baubles

£25.00
Colouroatmeal with extra pearl beading
In stock

Recycled Irish Linen

Handmade & Unique

Perfect Timeless Gift

Description

7.5 x 7.5 cm

A little collection of ancient Irish treasures!

Celebrating Ireland's rich artistic heritage, Celtic symbolism and extraordinary craftsmanship, these seven decorations draw on some of the most beautiful motifs in Irish art and folklore. From the interlacing lines of the Trinity Knot to the mysterious spirals of prehistoric stone carvings, each tells a little story of Ireland's remarkable past.

We've brought these complementary designs together in one place, making it easier to explore the collection and choose your favourite.

Trinity Knot Cluster — Original

A delicate arrangement of interlacing Trinity Knots, one of Ireland's most recognisable Celtic motifs. With its continuous, unbroken lines, the Trinity Knot has become a much-loved symbol of eternity and interconnectedness.

Trinity Knot Cluster with Pearls

Our original Trinity Knot Cluster, with the addition of pretty hand-stitched pearls. A more decorative interpretation, bringing a little extra softness and understated luxury to this classic design.

Ancient Boss

Inspired by the ornamental bosses found in early Irish metalwork and stone carving. A celebration of elaborate patterns, symmetry and exceptional craftsmanship.

Book of Kells

A little tribute to the magnificent Book of Kells, one of Ireland's greatest artistic treasures. Its elaborate interlacing patterns and decorative flourishes take inspiration from this extraordinary illuminated manuscript, created over a thousand years ago.

Solo Trinity Knot

A beautifully simple interpretation of the traditional Trinity Knot. Three interlacing points forming one continuous design, associated with eternity, unity and interconnectedness.

Triple Spiral

Inspired by the triple spiral, or triskele, famously carved into the stones at Newgrange in Ireland's Boyne Valley. Dating back thousands of years, this evocative motif remains one of Ireland's most recognisable prehistoric symbols.

St. Patrick's Snakes

A playful nod to the famous legend of St. Patrick banishing the snakes from Ireland! This little design brings a touch of folklore and gentle humour to the collection, celebrating one of the country's most curious and enduring tales.

Each decoration is handmade from beautiful Irish Linen and finished with delicate hand-stitched metallic embellishments, transforming these historic motifs into little keepsakes to treasure.

A lovely gift for those with Irish roots, an appreciation of Celtic art, or simply a fondness for beautiful objects with a story to tell. Particularly lovely collected together as a set!

Our Irish Linen

Our luxury artisan decorations are handcrafted from beautiful Irish Linen, thoughtfully sourced from a mixture of vintage fabrics, local mill deadstock, repurposed antique tablecloths and offcuts from our own cushion making. We also work with a small number of wonderful Irish linen mills, including one of the last remaining linen mills still active in Ireland today, carefully selecting fabrics for their colour, texture and character.

Delivery & Returns

We take great care in preparing and packaging each order. Delivery costs are applied at checkout and are calculated based on your region. Our current shipping rates are as follows:

  • UK Delivery: £3.99
  • Ireland Delivery: €4.95
  • US Delivery: £14.99

We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If something isn’t quite right, you may return your item within 30 days, provided it is:

  • Unused and in its original condition
  • Complete with all packaging and labels intact
How it's made...

Every piece begins with the material.

  • Linen is sourced from vintage, antique and waste streams
  • Designs are embroidered using traditional techniques by a small, specialist artisan workshop
  • Makers are SEDEX audited and certified
  • Fabric is slow-shipped to reduce environmental impact
  • Final finishing, labelling and packaging are completed by hand in Ireland

We're careful to use no mass production, just timeless considered craft at every stage.

We love our designs and hope you do too. All our embroidered ornaments are fully copyrighted internationally to Katie Larmour.

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Contemporary Irish Linen Design

Katie Larmour Linen is an Irish design studio celebrated for refined craftsmanship, thoughtful sustainability and a modern approach to traditional Irish Linen.

Founded by designer-maker Katie Larmour, the studio brings together heritage materials and contemporary design to create pieces that feel both timeless and quietly distinctive.

Katie Larmour

Katie Larmour trained in Applied Art at the University of Ulster, Belfast, graduating in 2006. After eight years working as an art and antiques dealer, she established her design studio in 2014, combining a deep understanding of material culture with a hands-on making practice.

Irish Linen has always been central to her work. Growing up in Northern Ireland, surrounded by the legacy of the linen industry, and with family ties to the Huguenot artisans who helped shape it, linen is both a personal and professional inheritance.

A Material with Meaning

The studio is known for its use of natural, undyed Irish Linen, often in its distinctive oatmeal tone. Sourced from vintage and antique cloth, mill deadstock and studio off-cuts, the linen is chosen for its longevity, integrity and heritage.

Certified by the Irish Linen Guild as a trusted and recommended maker, the brand champions linen as a material worthy of careful design and contemporary relevance.

Festive Craft, Reimagined

Over recent years, Katie Larmour Linen has become particularly known for its beautifully crafted linen decorations, designed to bring warmth, softness and subtle sparkle to seasonal interiors.

Often described as jewellery for the tree, each piece is made using salvaged Irish Linen and intricate beadwork, designed to be treasured, collected and brought out year after year.

These designs are stocked internationally and can be found in cultural institutions, historic houses, museums, luxury hotels and design-led boutiques across Ireland, the UK and beyond.

How It’s Made

Every piece begins with the material.

  • Linen is sourced from vintage, antique and waste streams
  • Designs are embroidered using traditional techniques by a small, specialist artisan workshop
  • Makers are SEDEX audited and certified
  • Fabric is slow-shipped to reduce environmental impact
  • Final finishing, labelling and packaging are completed by hand in Ireland

We're careful to use no dyes, no mass production, just timeless considered craft at every stage.