2 inch high same on both sides Designed by Angus MacLeod Handcrafted by Piper Pewter 4th in The Gaelic Tree Alphabet Series – Dair (Darach) (OAK) Oak has been considered sacred by just about every culture that has encountered the tree, but it was held in particular esteem by the Norse and Celts because of…

2 inch high same on both sides Designed by Angus MacLeod Handcrafted by Piper Pewter 5thin The Gaelic Tree Alphabet Series – Eadha (Aspen) The aspen’s Greek name Aspis, means shield and amongst the Celts its lightweight wood was indeed favoured for making shields. These shields were more than mere physical barriers between warrior and…

2 inch high same on both sides Designed by Angus MacLeod Handcrafted by Piper Pewter 7th in The Gaelic Tree Alphabet Series – Gort (Ivy) can tolerate conditions that many can’t – scrambling in dark corners up ruined walls and filling forgotten, unwanted spaces. It is a much respected teacher – showing us how to…

2 inch high same on both sides Designed by Angus MacLeod Handcrafted by Piper Pewter 8th in The Gaelic Tree Alphabet Series – Huath (Hawthorn) ??? Queen of the May or The Faery Tree- wild and enchanted – wound about with powerful fairy magic from its slender thorns to its deepest roots. The dense shrub,…

2 inch high same on both sides Designed by Angus MacLeod Handcrafted by Piper Pewter 11th in The Gaelic Tree Alphabet Series – Muin (Vine) does not actually mean vine at all, but means a thicket of any thorny plant or a bramble. In the Celtic tree calendar the vine represents harvest time and the…