Lucky Irish Horseshoe

Product description

A piece of traditional good luck for a new home. There was a tradition in rural Ireland to bury a lucky horseshoe under the cornerstone of a new building to bring good fortune to the building and its inhabitants. This horseshoe also included the lucky shamrock four-leaf clover and the famous Irish greeting, which means one hundred thousand welcomes.

This is an original design carved by Adam Grabski. It has a carefully polished pure bronze finish and a ceramic resin cold-cast core.