Mackintosh influenced design. Dedicated to my mother's memory Rosena.

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The Celtic Tree of Life design symbolises the Holy Family, its roots and development. The Holy Trinity is the basis of the tree. This particular tree is dedicated to the memory of my father-in-law James Patrick Gallaghe... (continued)

The Circle of Life design represents the never ending cycle of life from birth to death and is particularly appropriate at Spring time when new life begins.

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The Love knot is based on the legend of St. Valentine, the patron saint of all lovers. The intertwined love knots symbolise lovers' never ending eternal love.

Items in the Double Love knot design are beautifully deco... (continued)

Inspired by the Gothic arches seen in church architecture reaching towards heaven.

Each piece of glassware is hand painted. The design is drawn by hand onto the glassware with a gold liner. Then glass paints are used... (continued)

Inspired by the Art Nouveau period.

Each piece of glassware is hand painted. The design is drawn by hand onto the glassware with a gold liner. Then glass paints are used to infill the design. Once dry, the piece is o... (continued)

Stylised rose based on the designs of the famous Glaswegian architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

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The Tudor Rose with its red outer petals and white inner ones symbolised the union of the two royal houses. The White Rose represents York whilst the Red Rose represents Lancaster. The Tudor Rose design is reminiscent o... (continued)