Irish Blessing Wall Plaque – Celtic Knotwork Stone Resin | Gift Packaged
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Irish Blessing Celtic Knotwork • Stone Resin • Gift Packaged
and your blessings be more
and nothing but happiness
come through your door."
The Perfect Irish Gift For
A Blessing for Every Home. A Gift for Every Occasion.
There is a reason this blessing has been spoken over Irish homes for generations. It asks for the things that matter most — less trouble, more grace, and a door through which only happiness passes. Carved into stone and hung on a wall, it becomes more than words. It becomes a daily prayer for everyone who lives beneath it.
This Irish Blessing Wall Plaque captures everything that makes the Irish tradition of blessing so distinctive and beloved. The aged stone resin surface — warm cream and ivory, weathered and textured like ancient carved limestone — gives it the feel of something genuinely old, something passed down. Against that aged stone, the deep emerald green lettering of the blessing stands out with the richness of illuminated manuscript ink.
At the right side, a raised Celtic knotwork medallion — those mesmerizing interlacing bands that loop endlessly without beginning or end — fills the plaque with the artistic heritage of Celtic Christianity. Along the bottom, a full-width Celtic knotwork border grounds the composition with the same ancient pattern, mirroring the knotwork borders of Irish high crosses and illuminated manuscripts. Four gold accent jewels in the corners catch the light and add warmth, echoing the gold leaf of the great Irish scriptures.
At 8.5 inches wide by 6 inches tall, it is the perfect size for a wall, shelf, or mantle — substantial enough to make a statement, understated enough to complement any room. And it arrives gift packaged, ready to give the moment it arrives at your door.
Not just for Saint Patrick's Day anymore. This is a piece for every day of the year, for every Irish home, and for every person who cherishes the warmth, faith, and generosity that the Irish blessing tradition embodies.
Celtic Knotwork Medallion
A raised circular Celtic knot on the right side — continuous interlacing lines with no beginning and no end, the ancient symbol of eternity and God's unbroken love in Irish Christian art.
Full-Width Celtic Border
A complete knotwork band running the full width of the plaque's base — mirroring the borders of Irish high crosses and illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells.
Four Gold Jewel Accents
Square gold accent jewels in each corner frame the plaque with warmth and elegance, echoing the gold leaf and gem-encrusted covers of great Irish manuscripts and sacred objects.
A Blessing for the Door
The traditional Irish custom of blessing the threshold — hanging a prayer at the door so that God's grace enters with every guest and departs with every member of the household.
✦ Saint Patrick, Saint Brigid & the Irish Blessing Tradition
This plaque carries the spirit of Saint Patrick and Saint Brigid — the two patron saints who most shaped Irish Catholic identity and its distinctive culture of blessing and hospitality.
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) brought Christianity to Ireland, and with it a faith that wove itself so deeply into Irish culture that it transformed the art, language, poetry, and daily life of the Irish people. His famous breastplate prayer — "Christ before me, Christ behind me, Christ in me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me" — established the Irish tradition of invoking God's protection over one's home and journey.
Saint Brigid of Kildare (c. 451–525 AD) embodied the Irish spirit of generosity, hospitality, and blessing. She is venerated for her compassion for the poor, her founding of monastic communities, and her role as a protector of the household. The Brigid's cross hung in Irish homes as a blessing and protection for centuries. The Irish blessing tradition of welcoming guests and invoking happiness upon the home flows directly from her example.
To hang this plaque is to participate in a tradition of blessing that stretches back fifteen centuries — and to bring the spirit of Patrick and Brigid into your home.
☘ Where to Display Your Irish Blessing Plaque
- Front door or entryway — bless all who enter and leave, in the oldest Irish tradition
- Kitchen — the heart of Irish family life, where the blessing greets every morning
- Dining room — over the table where family gathers and hospitality is given
- Living room mantle or shelf — as a centerpiece of Irish home décor
- Guest room — a welcome blessing for visitors sleeping under your roof
- Gifted in box — no wrapping needed; arrives ready to present
Frequently Asked Questions
Customer Reviews
"I bought this as a housewarming gift for my daughter and her husband. The quality is so much better than I expected at this price — it genuinely looks and feels like carved stone. She hung it right by the front door and it's the first thing you see when you walk in. Perfect."
"I have Irish heritage on both sides and I have been collecting Irish home pieces for years. This plaque is one of the nicest I've found — the Celtic knotwork is beautifully detailed, the gold jewel corners are elegant, and the blessing is the perfect one. It arrived perfectly packaged too. Five stars."
"Bought this alongside the Irish Celtic Cross as a wedding gift for my nephew and his wife. The two pieces together made a stunning gift set. They now have both displayed in their living room. The quality of both pieces is exceptional. Catholic Faith Store never disappoints."
Irish Blessing Wall Plaque – Celtic Knotwork Stone Resin | Gift Pac...
Irish Blessing Wall Plaque – Celtic Knotwork Stone Resin | Gift Packaged
Irish Blessing Celtic Knotwork • Stone Resin • Gift Packaged
and your blessings be more
and nothing but happiness
come through your door."
The Perfect Irish Gift For
A Blessing for Every Home. A Gift for Every Occasion.
There is a reason this blessing has been spoken over Irish homes for generations. It asks for the things that matter most — less trouble, more grace, and a door through which only happiness passes. Carved into stone and hung on a wall, it becomes more than words. It becomes a daily prayer for everyone who lives beneath it.
This Irish Blessing Wall Plaque captures everything that makes the Irish tradition of blessing so distinctive and beloved. The aged stone resin surface — warm cream and ivory, weathered and textured like ancient carved limestone — gives it the feel of something genuinely old, something passed down. Against that aged stone, the deep emerald green lettering of the blessing stands out with the richness of illuminated manuscript ink.
At the right side, a raised Celtic knotwork medallion — those mesmerizing interlacing bands that loop endlessly without beginning or end — fills the plaque with the artistic heritage of Celtic Christianity. Along the bottom, a full-width Celtic knotwork border grounds the composition with the same ancient pattern, mirroring the knotwork borders of Irish high crosses and illuminated manuscripts. Four gold accent jewels in the corners catch the light and add warmth, echoing the gold leaf of the great Irish scriptures.
At 8.5 inches wide by 6 inches tall, it is the perfect size for a wall, shelf, or mantle — substantial enough to make a statement, understated enough to complement any room. And it arrives gift packaged, ready to give the moment it arrives at your door.
Not just for Saint Patrick's Day anymore. This is a piece for every day of the year, for every Irish home, and for every person who cherishes the warmth, faith, and generosity that the Irish blessing tradition embodies.
Celtic Knotwork Medallion
A raised circular Celtic knot on the right side — continuous interlacing lines with no beginning and no end, the ancient symbol of eternity and God's unbroken love in Irish Christian art.
Full-Width Celtic Border
A complete knotwork band running the full width of the plaque's base — mirroring the borders of Irish high crosses and illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells.
Four Gold Jewel Accents
Square gold accent jewels in each corner frame the plaque with warmth and elegance, echoing the gold leaf and gem-encrusted covers of great Irish manuscripts and sacred objects.
A Blessing for the Door
The traditional Irish custom of blessing the threshold — hanging a prayer at the door so that God's grace enters with every guest and departs with every member of the household.
✦ Saint Patrick, Saint Brigid & the Irish Blessing Tradition
This plaque carries the spirit of Saint Patrick and Saint Brigid — the two patron saints who most shaped Irish Catholic identity and its distinctive culture of blessing and hospitality.
Saint Patrick (c. 385–461 AD) brought Christianity to Ireland, and with it a faith that wove itself so deeply into Irish culture that it transformed the art, language, poetry, and daily life of the Irish people. His famous breastplate prayer — "Christ before me, Christ behind me, Christ in me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me" — established the Irish tradition of invoking God's protection over one's home and journey.
Saint Brigid of Kildare (c. 451–525 AD) embodied the Irish spirit of generosity, hospitality, and blessing. She is venerated for her compassion for the poor, her founding of monastic communities, and her role as a protector of the household. The Brigid's cross hung in Irish homes as a blessing and protection for centuries. The Irish blessing tradition of welcoming guests and invoking happiness upon the home flows directly from her example.
To hang this plaque is to participate in a tradition of blessing that stretches back fifteen centuries — and to bring the spirit of Patrick and Brigid into your home.
☘ Where to Display Your Irish Blessing Plaque
- Front door or entryway — bless all who enter and leave, in the oldest Irish tradition
- Kitchen — the heart of Irish family life, where the blessing greets every morning
- Dining room — over the table where family gathers and hospitality is given
- Living room mantle or shelf — as a centerpiece of Irish home décor
- Guest room — a welcome blessing for visitors sleeping under your roof
- Gifted in box — no wrapping needed; arrives ready to present
Frequently Asked Questions
Customer Reviews
"I bought this as a housewarming gift for my daughter and her husband. The quality is so much better than I expected at this price — it genuinely looks and feels like carved stone. She hung it right by the front door and it's the first thing you see when you walk in. Perfect."
"I have Irish heritage on both sides and I have been collecting Irish home pieces for years. This plaque is one of the nicest I've found — the Celtic knotwork is beautifully detailed, the gold jewel corners are elegant, and the blessing is the perfect one. It arrived perfectly packaged too. Five stars."
"Bought this alongside the Irish Celtic Cross as a wedding gift for my nephew and his wife. The two pieces together made a stunning gift set. They now have both displayed in their living room. The quality of both pieces is exceptional. Catholic Faith Store never disappoints."