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Valentines Day Gift Guide

Monday, February 05, 2018 Add Comment
Valentines Day Gift Guide

Valentines day Gift Guide



You have two weeks until the luuurve day is here. So get yourself thinking, and don't be a last minute larry. If you need any help or guidance, then lucky you, we have lots of fantastic, romantic and just darn right cute ideas for valentines day. We have separated into three sections, one for here, one for him, and one for you, just incase this year you both decide that you will choose something out together for both of you.


All links are directly shop-able, so if you see anything you like, its easy to give the image a click and get the gift ready for the day. You're welcome.



For Her


From pampering to a quirky love themes handbag, here are our top picks for her.






For Him


Perhaps a nice new fragrance, or a sentimental pice of jewellery?






For Both of You


Going joint this year, and choosing something together to signify how well you really do work together? Here's a couple of joint gift ideas, you go team!





Pottery at the RDS Showcase Ireland 2018

Monday, January 29, 2018 Add Comment
Pottery at the RDS Showcase Ireland 2018
Pynck attended Showcase Ireland 2018, where many beautiful Irish-crafted items were on show - least of which was pottery!

Diem Pottery


Pottery was well represented, and one of our favourices was the Diem Pottery & Design Studio.  Thomas Diem is a second generation designer and potter. Born in NYC but living in Ireland since he was a child, his first taste of pottery came in his own father’s studio.



Find out more at the Diem Pottery official website, or visit Kilkenny Design.

Nicholas Mosse


Nicholas Mosse won in his category, and Pynck were taken aback by the lovely clean and colourful designs. Nicholas Mosse Pottery was established by Nicholas Mosse in 1976 after periods of training in England and Japan. His mission was to produce beautiful, functional pottery in the style of Irish Spongeware. Irish spongeware was the traditional pottery of Ireland used in the 18th Century.



For more information, visit the official Nicholas Mosse website, or Kilkenny Design.

A. Mullane Design - A Designer that Stood Out at Showcase Ireland 2018

Sunday, January 28, 2018 Add Comment
A. Mullane Design - A Designer that Stood Out at Showcase Ireland 2018
Pynck attended Showcase Ireland 2018, and saw many fantastic collections. Some stood out more than others - and A. Mullane Design was certainly one of these. Aoife Mullane is a very talented artist who does bespoke work using her creative energy with the use of copper, quartz, and other minerals in her fabric. Her designs are a mix of traditional screen printing, and other processing to develop fabrics catching inspiration from her surroundings.



She does fabric by the metre, cushions, and bespoke work for furniture which really create a unique style. He work can be found online at her official website, www.aoifemullane.ie. Image slideshow below!

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