Madeline with figure Silk Scrunchie tie By incorporating the GPO into

By incorporating the GPO into a new print Rothwell commemorates the 1916 Rising in a very unique way

These flowers symbolize the aspects of love and compassion that are essential to the human experience

and unique design

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lover upon performing certain rites on the eve of Saint Agnes day

Madeline with figure Silk Scrunchie tie By incorporating the GPO intoJennifer was inspired for this print by Harry Clarke's work based on the poem The Eve of St Agnes which tells the myth that a young Maiden Madeline would see a vision of her lover. Harry was inspired by the romantic story written by English poet John Keats of two lovers escaping to be together on a cold windy stormy night. With this scarf, you will wear a piece of stunning art, inspired by Irish heritage and culture.