Nine White Deer (Gobnait's Journey) - House of Kerry

Immerse yourself in the captivating story of St. Gobnait of Ballyvourney with our exquisite silk satin scarf. Inspired by the enchanting tales and spiritual places associated with this revered figure, the design captures the essence of her journey and the natural beauty surrounding her.

The scarf features a black and white image taken by Christine of nine white deer, reminiscent of the momentous encounter St. Gobnait had in Ballyvourney. The sky is adorned with the colors and hand-drawn watercolor imagery of the "Blue Pheasant Honeycomb" print, symbolizing the connection between St. Gobnait and her beloved bees. Known for her remarkable healing powers, she was renowned for using honey to cure diseases.

In addition, the scarf pays homage to the tradition of Pattern Day, celebrated on the 11th of February, which involves circumambulating the church or well three times or three times three, always in a clockwise direction.

Indulge in the rich symbolism and spiritual significance of St. Gobnait's story with this intricately designed scarf, crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail. Let it serve as a reminder of the profound connection between nature, spirituality, and the power of healing.

90x 90cm

Hand rolled hems

Printed on 100% silk satin near Lake Como in Italy