Red Crane Headband Harry Clarke Ireland's first female Saint and

Ireland's first female Saint and HarryClarke stained glass window from St Mary Church in Co Mayo

The print’s color scheme was heavily informed by Harry Clarke’s St Brigid Stained -glass window at St

Irish novelist noted for his experimental use of language and exploration of new literary methods in such large works of fiction as Ulysses (1922) and Finnegans Wake (1939)

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symbolizing both the intensity of Mary's love forGod and for each of us and the presence in her of the Holy Spirit

Red Crane Headband Harry Clarke Ireland's first female Saint andThe Crane Print is inspired by Dublins Bloom Festival and Jennifers love of birds and Japanese influences. Japanese Design using modern approaches to traditional elements. Stunning contrasts and superb composition are the hallmarks of traditional Japanese design. Jennifer merges traditional patterns with contemporary design. We can see the two colourways orange red, lilac, indigo, fuschia and cobalt blue, indigo, neon yellow, orange, cyan. Box not