The powerful, moody and mesmerising Atlantic Ocean — where it meets the Dingle Peninsula — surges with colour, life and spirit. Running Tide is a dynamic turquoise, unique to Carol Cronin, captured in her amazing seascape paintings.
Margaret O’Connor, based in Clare, is a milliner of eclectic couture designs. She brings a sense of drama and energy to her work. The statement blue, Showstopper, found infused in her bold designs and unique pieces, is sure to bring powerful notions.
Having studied Italian and Art History, and worked in design in London and Paris, Sarah Swan now designs striking and colourful cashmere scarves. She combines her passions for design, art and Italy to create her own unique style. Silk Squares is a beautiful cornflower blue inspired by Sarah’s work.
This pale azure takes its name from the perfect finish to a creative clay work; the slip glaze fires it into completion.
A well-known Irish phrase, Soft Day refers to soft yet persistent rain that permeates the air and the ground.
The warm grey understones of this calming blue is often found in the picturesque seaside town of Strandhill, County Sligo.
A deep blue representative of a boundless and tumbling sea, with its ever-changing moods, giving inspiration for this powerful tone.
The Teal bird that migrates to Ireland inspires this distinctive and eye-catching blue.
The leafy lane that leads you to the historic Castletown House; it is dappled with shades of bright wild garlic contrasted with the mossy river.
Protective yet decorative like this plush effortless blue, the thimble is a must for all who craft with a needle.
Inspired by the lively surroundings of her native Waterford, Bríd Kenneally uses vivid blues and strong lines to make subjects come alive in her acrylic on canvas paintings. Washing Line is energetic and bright, just like its custodian.
This shade is drenched in various tones of purples, greys and blues, like our local wet rain, which falls and saturates in a moment.
Where the wind whispers over the sand, calling out over the shells and stones. This soft blue is as calming as that whisper.
The winter approaches and the weather snaps; this fresh blue blankets the ground.
An Irish version of time, fifteen minutes to the hour — Quarter To is a true midnight blue.
