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Mallon Linen: Tradition Restarted
All the flax grown at the Mallon farm in Northern Ireland has been harvested by hand, picked and processed using trad...
Birds in Celtic Mythology
Fiacc is Irish for raven and our limited edition Mallon bronze sculptures were inspired by the raven in the tragic Ir...
The Art of Printmaking
In this post we take a closer look at the processes used to create our range of limited edition collagraphs and hand ...
The Celtic Roots of Our Christmas Traditions
It is easy to trace our Yuletide traditions back to the pre-Christian, Celtic celebrations of Winter solstice that ca...
Winter Solstice
The fact that the days that follow the winter solstice grow longer is thought to denote the triumph of light over dark.
The Story of Irish Linen
Today, we have reintroduced flax to our fields and prepared to craft and produce linen as before. The fabric played ...
Thursday Morning Conversations with The Artist
We have set up a virtual appointment booking system, so if there is a particular piece or commission that you are int...
Giving the Gift of Imagination this Christmas
Having our family or friends together is like gold dust. So, when you're wracking your brain this year for a meaningf...
The Earliest Irish Art
The Emerald Isle has always been rife with talented, insightful artists. The history of Irish art began in roughly 32...
Mallon Ireland LIVE
Live chat with Charlie and Helen as part of the @handmadeinbritain Virtual Fair - discussing bronze sculpture, celtic...
Prehistoric Sites You Must Visit In Ireland
The Emerald Isle is a goldmine of beautiful, prehistoric sites, practically unscathed by modern life. The stone circl...
Ogham Stones
Ogham Stones have stood the test of time on the Emerald Isle. Read about Ogham inscription and how it was paired with...