This beautiful 100% Irish linen Damask tablecloth is a must for that fine dining experience. This rich linen fabric has a thread count of 160 per sq inch. St. Columba, also known as Colmcille, has this unique design named in memory of him. Based around Celtic knot work, it is believed by some that this visual vocabulary of Celtic design carries many messages. There is folklore that each knot has a specific message waiting to be decoded, if we only had the key. However, a general symbolism of Celtic interlace can be expressed as representing the repeated crossing of the spiritual and physical paths in our lives. Matching Irish linen Napkins, Placemats and Table Runners are available.

100% Irish Linen hanky with embroidered Wedding Bells and lace corner border. What a lovely present for the Bride, her Mother and the Groom’s Mother on the Wedding Day.

Dress up your table with this beautiful 100% Damask linen tablecloth with a delicately refined design.  This is a stunning piece for any table setting.  A  wonderful item to treat yourself with or buy as a gift.  These high quality tablecloths are machine washable and never lose their quality.

100% Irish Linen mens hankie with cord design

100% Cotton sachet bags. Ideal for pot pourri, lavender, gifts and jewellery

These luxurious 100% linen damask white napkins are perfect for those special occasions, whether entertaining at home or for that important family gathering.   The fabric is ornately designed with a unique pattern in memory of the Irish Saint Columba, also known as Colmcille. Based around Celtic knot work, it is believed by some that this visual vocabulary of Celtic design carries many messages, representing the repeated crossing of the spiritual and physical paths in our lives. These are an ideal gift for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays or simply just to treat oneself.  The thread count of this linen is 160 per sq inch.  This fine dining set can be completed with matching placemats, tablecloth and runners in natural or white.

Linen Etamine is a coarser heavier fabric, which also features a light open mesh weave design. This creates a wonderful traditional rustic appearance. Not as formal as traditional damasks, ideal for the more casual diner. Matching Napkins, Runners and Placemats are also available in white and natural.

100% damask linen White placemat with a flower scroll design.

100% damask linen Beige Napkin with leaf design

These luxurious 100% linen damask ivory and green napkins are perfect for those special occasions, whether entertaining at home or for that important family gathering.   The fabric is ornately designed with a beautiful leaf detail.  The fine dining set can be completed with matching placemats, tablecloth and runners.  These are an ideal gift for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays or simply just to treat oneself.

Linen Damask has a classic drape and lustre which will flatter any dining room. The thread count of this linen is 160 per sq inch. This design is a version of the traditional Shamrock design. This popular design, as the name implies, is based very much around the Irish emblem, Shamrock. The Shamrock is a plant with trifoliate leaves, used reputedly, by Saint Patrick to illustrate the doctrine of the Trinity. Matching Tablecloths, Placemats and Napkins are available in natural and white.

Linen Damask has a classic drape and lustre which will flatter any dining room. The thread count of this linen is 160 per sq inch. St. Columba, also known as Colmcille, has this unique design named in memory of him. Based around Celtic knot work, it is believed by some this visual vocabulary of Celtic design carries many messages.There is a folklore that each knot has a specific message waiting to be decoded, if we only had the key. However, a general symbolism of Celtic interlace can be expressed as representing the repeated crossing of the spiritual and physical paths in our lives. The beautiful rich Irish linen damask fabric is a must for any unique dining experience.  This is genuine Irish linen damask,  woven by the only remaining damask table linen weaver in Ireland.