Red Crane Tunic Dress Book of Kells

Red Crane Tunic Dress Book of KellsThe Crane Print is inspired by Dublins Bloom Festival and Jennifers love of birds and Japanese influences. Japanese Design using modern approaches to traditional elements. Stunning contrasts and superb composition are the hallmarks of traditional Japanese design. Jennifer merges traditional patterns with contemporary design. We can see the two colourways orange red, lilac, indigo, fuschia and cobalt blue, indigo, neon yellow, orange, cyan.

These flowers symbolize the aspects of love and compassion that are essential to the human experience

Each species that goes extinct diminishes biodiversity and chips away at the beautiful complexity of life on earth

emerald green

print is inspired by my muse Harry Clarke's illustration for the fairytale collection from 1916 author Hans Christian Andersen

Jennifer found her inspiration in the positive aspects of this controversial era

fuschia and cobalt blue

solidifying its status as a coveted collector's item

The Immaculate Heart of Mary is shown as ahuman heart crowned with flame

The Saint Patrick’s print is inspired by Harry Clarke’s stain glass in St

symbolizing both the intensity of Mary's love for God and for each of us and the presence in her of the Holy Spirit

but there is something more than a symbol at work here

The heart - shaped petals are associated with the anatomical heart