The use of wedding bells has been a long standing tradition world wide for many centuries, but the origins date all the way back to Celtic ancestry. It is said, not only in Celtic but many other cultures as well, the bell was used to keep evil spirits away that might cause harm on the wedding day.
Ringing loud and often during the reception is custom and urges the newly wed couple to kiss sealing their happiness, health and safety for a blissful future together. Bell comes with a Cashs Crystal booklet with the company history.
Annestown is a small seaside village situated on one of the most beautiful stretches of Ireland's Copper coast. Sharp fissured basalt, sparkling sea, and salt spiced air are the inspiration for this fresh new pattern. The design is created by a series of diagonal and horizontal cuts that form the base of the pattern. Keen but pleasing to the touch, it has the quality of the rocky coastline that inspired it. Rising from this are rosette sprays interlaced with finer cuts that merge with clear crystal reminiscent of the sea, churned to surf that ascends back to the heavens creating a sparkling unity that can only be matched by sunshine reflecting off the ocean surface.
Designed by Martin Croke in Waterford, Ireland. Handmade.
Product description:The use of wedding bells has been a long standing tradition world wide for many centuries, but the origins date all the way back to Celtic ancestry. It is said, not only in Celtic but many other cultures as well, the bell was used to keep evil spirits away that might cause harm on the wedding day.
Ringing loud and often during the reception is custom and urges the newly wed couple to kiss sealing their happiness, health and safety for a blissful future together. Bell comes with a Cashs Crystal booklet with the company history.
Annestown is a small seaside village situated on one of the most beautiful stretches of Ireland's Copper coast. Sharp fissured basalt, sparkling sea, and salt spiced air are the inspiration for this fresh new pattern. The design is created by a series of diagonal and horizontal cuts that form the base of the pattern. Keen but pleasing to the touch, it has the quality of the rocky coastline that inspired it. Rising from this are rosette sprays interlaced with finer cuts that merge with clear crystal reminiscent of the sea, churned to surf that ascends back to the heavens creating a sparkling unity that can only be matched by sunshine reflecting off the ocean surface.
Designed by Martin Croke in Waterford, Ireland. Handmade.
