Mother Nature 30 cm Abstract Design Sometimes the purple in the

Sometimes the purple in the Bog Yew is perfect for carving this small native bird

as its numbers have declined over the years

The wishstone story comes from an ancient tradition of tossing a stone three times while crossing a stone wall and making a wish

The male must first find a suitable home to make the nest and then defend it

The Celts worshipped in oak and yew forests as they sought to contact their Gods

Mother Nature 30 cm Abstract Design Sometimes the purple in theThis human form reflects occasions in our lives that are hugely important. The expectant mother, new baby and the relationship between parent and child. Drawing on the Irish landscape for their inspiration, the artists of the Celtic Roots Studio create sculptural pieces of contemporary beauty and ancient meaning, linking Ireland's present with the natural richness of its distant past. From bog oak, yew and pine all of it almost five millennia old they