Michelle Butler Celtic Ceramic Wall Plaques

This cottage plaque is a piece inspired by the many little white cottages scattered around the Irish countryside and by the stunning scenery in the Sperrin Mountains where they are made.

On this gorgeous plaque, in soft earthy colours, is one of the most easily recognisably Irish/Celtic symbols the Celtic Cross. They are among the most cherished Celtic symbols in all of Ireland. Countless carved stone Crosses have dotted the Irish landscape through the ages. This infamous Celtic symbol is also the definitive emblem of the unique evolution of the faith of the Irish people.
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This sailing boat plaque is a piece inspired by the many such vessels on the myriad of Irish lakes and off the beautiful Irish coast.

This triangular Celtic knot, the Trinity,is said to represent the three planes of existence - physical, mental and spiritual. Even though the three points are separate, they are interlocked together, symbolising the connection between the three planes. Like the triskel, the symbol could also be linked to the trinity of the goddess, or the Christian trinity. Please note that colours may vary from that pictured.