Red Crane Silk Kimono Our Lady The mermaid then struck a

The mermaid then struck a deal with the sea witch (her tongue for legs) in order to marry the prince and

The print is in tribute and honour of St Brigid's the goddess of fire

is also depicted on the globe

While researching this collection Jennifer found her inspiration in the positive aspectsof this controversial era

Dark and pale teal colours are in the main body of the bird

Red Crane Silk Kimono Our Lady The mermaid then struck aThe 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, fuchsia and cobalt blue, indigo, neon yellow, orange, cyan.