The Celtic Cross has been a symbol of Irish culture and faith for more than 1,500 years and probably far longer than that. St Patrick is often credited with creating the Celtic Cross but its true origins are much older. It may have begun as a pagan symbol but it was championed by Christianity in the form of the High Crosses around Ireland and in illuminated manuscripts. | Ireland Calling

2.1K views · 42 reactions | ✨ Handcrafted in Ireland, the Faith Cross blends Celtic tradition with deep spiritual meaning. Inspired by ancient Irish faith and enduring love, this beautiful bronze wall cross is a symbol of hope and connection. Shop now on: https://giftsofireland.com/products/wild-goose-celtic-cross-of-faith A thoughtful gift for any sacred space. ️ #IrishMade #CelticCross #WildGooseStudio #IrishHeritage #FaithAndTradition #WallArt | Gifts of Ireland | Facebook

Discover the story behind Saint Brigid’s Cross 🌾✨As we weave these beautiful crosses by hand here in Ireland, we’re honoring a tradition that dates back centuries. Saint Brigid, one of Ireland’s patron saints, is celebrated on February 1st—marking the start of spring and the ancient festival of Imbolc. This day symbolizes renewal, fertility, and protection, with Saint Brigid’s Cross believed to ward off evil and bring blessings to homes.Each cross is handmade with care using hand plucked rushes

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108K views · 425 reactions | Huw Stephens explores the history behind the earliest form of public art in Wales - the Celtic Cross.  The Story of Welsh Art •Monday, 9:00pm | BBC Two Wales & BBC Four | BBC Cymru Wales | Facebook