Linen is synonymous with Ireland. For hundreds of years generations of skilled weavers have produced this unique fabric known the world over for its superior quality and classic beauty.

The Celtic people of Ireland revered trees not only as vital source of food, fuel and building materials but also believed them to be sacred and assigned various attributes to different species. The beech is sometimes described as the ‘Mother of the Forest’, often compared to the pillars and arches of Gothic cathedrals.  Beech wood was used for writing tablets and its therefore associated with learning, understanding and prosperity.