Ogham Plaque - Courage - Misneach

Ogham Plaque - Courage - MisneachOgham is Ireland's ancient alphabet and the first form of writing for the Irish language. Ogham writing was prevalent in Ireland between the 1st and 9th centuries AD, and there are many standing stones remaining in Ireland (most in Munster) with Ogham inscriptions. Here, we have the Irish word for "Courage", "Misneach" written in Ogham. A truly special and unique gift. This beautiful artwork has been handmade in Ireland. Frame Size 11" x 6"

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