Irish Writers' Set

Ireland, a land steeped in poetry, prose, and timeless storytelling, has given the world some of its most celebrated literary voices. Just as the Irish wordsmiths have etched their thoughts onto the pages of history, India’s artisans have preserved their own heritage through the intricate art of metal-craft.

In this box, you’ll find four beautifully etched brass platters - versatile and charming, perfect as cookie plates, trinket trays, or even as beautiful wall decor pieces.

“With freedom, flowers, books, and the moon, who could not be perfectly happy?” - DE PROFUNDIS, OSCAR WILDE 
Wilde, famed for wit and brilliance, celebrated art and expression. The quill symbolizes his legacy as a master wordsmith and the transformative power of writing.

“Their hearts have not grown old.” - THE WILD SWANS AT COOLE, W.B. YEATS 
Yeats’s poetry captures nature, mysticism, and enduring beauty. The swans on this platter reflect his vision of timeless grace, reminding us that true beauty never fades.

“The longest way around is the shortest way home.” - ULYSSES, JAMES JOYCE 
Joyce revolutionized modern literature with Ulysses, mapping Dublin and the human spirit. The Martello Tower on this platter reflects life’s winding journey as the path to self-discovery. 

“Let grief be a fallen leaf at the dawning of the day.” - ON RAGLAN ROAD, PATRICK KAVANAGH 
Kavanagh gave voice to Ireland’s rural soul. The fallen leaf on this platter evokes his vision—sorrow gently released at daybreak, with hope for renewal.