Myths, Meadows, Memories of Ireland: The Postcard Collection

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Ireland with this exquisite collection of hand-illustrated postcards. Each design tells a unique story, celebrating the country’s rich folklore, natural beauty, and artistic heritage.

From the West of Ireland’s windswept shores comes Sofia the Selkie, a poignant tale of love and longing, where the sea’s call beckons amidst a bittersweet saga. The Darling Peach Josephine captures the nostalgia of County Clare’s gardens, featuring the wild Irish Rose, a symbol of resilience, alongside the whimsical chaffinch, all evoking simpler, slower times.

Paul Muldoon’s haunting poem Why Brownlee Left is brought to life in monochromatic elegance, depicting a solitary black horse and vibrant red roses against the backdrop of a rugged Irish landscape—symbolizing mystery and beauty intertwined.

Finally, Phoenix Park offers a serene escape, showcasing Dublin’s verdant haven with a delicate fawn. This homage to Ireland’s abundant wildlife and tranquil sanctuaries celebrates the peaceful harmony found in the heart of the city.

Each postcard is lovingly designed in Dublin, inspired by Ireland’s landscapes, legends, and literary treasures. Perfect as keepsakes, gifts, or tokens of admiration for Ireland’s enduring beauty, these postcards are more than art—they are windows into a world of wonder, resilience, and storytelling.

Let these postcards transport you to the soul of Ireland, where nature, history, and creativity converge.