Belleek Classic Celtic Trinity Mugs, Set of 2 | Made in Ireland

Product description

• Trinity Without End: The Trinity Knot is a continuous line with no beginning and no end. Found in the Book of Kells and carved into Irish stone since the 9th century, it represents Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the Christian tradition. Ireland has been carving it into stone and pressing it into clay for over a thousand years.
• Light As Paros: Parian China is named for the marble of Paros, lighter and more translucent than bone china. That lightness holds the sharp detail of each raised knot. Every piece passes through sixteen pairs of hands in County Fermanagh. Each mug holds 10 fluid ounces, measures 4.8 by 4.0 inches, and is dishwasher safe.
• Celtic Embossed Relief: The Celtic collection is built on one idea: knotwork as eternity. A Trinity Knot fills a raised medallion on the front face, a smaller knot below it, a braided knotwork band ringing the base in full relief. Every strand interlocked, no line ending anywhere. You feel it under your thumb every morning.
• Given To Use: Ships in the Belleek gift box, ready for First Communion, Confirmation, or a wedding anniversary. Mugs for tea and coffee, for the ritual that starts an Irish day. When the tea is done, they go back to the same shelf.
• Oldest Irish Pottery: Belleek has been made on the banks of the River Erne in County Fermanagh since 1857, making it Ireland's oldest working fine china pottery. The Belleek backstamp on the base of each mug confirms Irish origin and makes each piece datable to its year of production. Part of the wider Celtic collection.