The Shannon Pot
Collection: The Hallow - Cavan Folklore collection
The Shannon Pot lie’s in west Cavan. As the reputed source of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon Pot’s fame can be traced to the legendary Finn MacCool and the Fianna, the great warriors of Irish mythology.
Legend has it that Sionnan, the daughter of Lodan ( a son of the Celtic God of the Sea Lir), came to the Shannon Pot in search of the great Salmon of Wisdom. The great salmon was angered at the sight of Sionnan and caused the pool to overflow and drown the maiden. Thus the Shannon Pot was created and still bears her name today.
This piece is a limited-edition print of original water colour and pen drawing. the story above comes printed with the product. A beautiful piece for anyone interested in mythology or local history.
Size : A2 print framed
Frame : white frame, white mount.
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Collection: The Hallow - Cavan Folklore collection
The Shannon Pot lie’s in west Cavan. As the reputed source of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon Pot’s fame can be traced to the legendary Finn MacCool and the Fianna, the great warriors of Irish mythology.
Legend has it that Sionnan, the daughter of Lodan ( a son of the Celtic God of the Sea Lir), came to the Shannon Pot in search of the great Salmon of Wisdom. The great salmon was angered at the sight of Sionnan and caused the pool to overflow and drown the maiden. Thus the Shannon Pot was created and still bears her name today.
This piece is a limited-edition print of original water colour and pen drawing. the story above comes printed with the product. A beautiful piece for anyone interested in mythology or local history.
Size : A2 print framed
Frame : white frame, white mount.
Enjoy free shipping in Ireland!
Collection: The Hallow - Cavan Folklore collection
The Shannon Pot lie’s in west Cavan. As the reputed source of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon Pot’s fame can be traced to the legendary Finn MacCool and the Fianna, the great warriors of Irish mythology.
Legend has it that Sionnan, the daughter of Lodan ( a son of the Celtic God of the Sea Lir), came to the Shannon Pot in search of the great Salmon of Wisdom. The great salmon was angered at the sight of Sionnan and caused the pool to overflow and drown the maiden. Thus the Shannon Pot was created and still bears her name today.
This piece is a limited-edition print of original water colour and pen drawing. the story above comes printed with the product. A beautiful piece for anyone interested in mythology or local history.
Size : A2 print framed
Frame : white frame, white mount.
Enjoy free shipping in Ireland!
Every print in this section has a unique story to tell, which comes printed as part of the artwork. These pieces are beautifully unique gifts for Irish people living abroad or indeed for anyone with an interest in Irish History, wildlife, or folklore. Each print is limited to 40 editions only and would me beautiful edition to any home.
