This is a really interesting and very traditional Irish wall plaque, particularly if you have an interest in the European 'discovery' of America. This very Irish image is taken from a carving on the early Christian Kilnaruane pillar stone, which overlooks Bantry Bay and depicts a curragh, a traditional Irish craft, with helmsman and four oarsmen and may celebebrate St. Brendan - 'the Navigator's' - discovery of America in the sixth century during his 'Voyage of St. Brendan' or immram - a traditional Irish voyage story. This ancient Irish image is also said to be symbolic of everyone's voyage through life. Measures 13x13.5cm and is presented in a Wild Goose logo calico bag. Also don't forget Saint Brendan's feast day is celebrated on May 16th.
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