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Perfect for staying cozy at the parade or showing off your Irish spirit any time, this collection of St. Patrick’s Day accessories is the ultimate accessory piece you need. All our St. Patrick’s Day Gifts and Accessories are designed in Ireland and feature authentic Irish craftsmanship and the highest quality materials. If you ask yourself how to wear green for St. Patrick's Day, look no further than this selection. Whether you’re looking for accessories for your wardrobe or your home, ShamrockGift.com has you covered to add green for any occasion. “Wearing of the green” on St. Patrick’s Day gets easier with our range of accessories, unique and thoughtful pieces that celebrate the Irish heritage.
With traditional Aran throws and whimsical shamrock accessories to complete any St. Patrick’s Day look. Celebrate the day everyone is Irish by looking the part! We have a series of St. Patrick’s Day jewelry, including shamrock necklaces and Guinness cufflinks. Or, you could stay warm if you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in one of the colder regions of the world with our shamrock Ireland scarves, hats, and gloves. Made from the softest wool, these cold-weather accessories are sure to keep you cozy and warm no matter the weather conditions. Our St. Patrick’s Day home accessories will liven up any celebration you host by bringing the festive spirit of St. Patrick into the house.
Leprechaun, Claddagh and Shamrock Inspired Accessories
With shamrock throws and blankets, trinity table cloths, and a special line of placemats and linens, you can accent the whole house with icons of the most famous Irish saint. Our huge selection of St. Patrick’s Day socks and underwear are perfect for the subtler reveler. Hide a peek-a-boo bit of Irish pride all day with shamrock, leprechaun, and green sheep motifs. These St. Patrick’s Day accessories add several degrees of whimsy to any wardrobe, business attire or otherwise.
Origins of St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Originally begun as a somber feast day in honor of the death of St. Patrick, today’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have come a long way towards international acclaim. St. Patrick, the most famous of Irish saints, isn’t even Irish it turns out, but Roman. Born in what is today Wales, St. Patrick was a Roman citizen who was kidnapped by Irish raiders and enslaved for 7 years in Ireland before escaping, getting recaptured, and being forced to escape again. By his 20s, he was a devout Christian and decided to return to the land of his captors to convert the druidic society to Roman Catholicism. You may have heard the tale of Patrick banishing the snakes from Ireland. Well, it turns out there were never snakes in Ireland, and this bit of saintly lore has more basis in allegory than fact. In banishing the snakes, St. Patrick was removing the influence of the pagan ways, which Christianity associated with the devil, much in the same way as the serpent represented the devil in the Garden of Eden. Ironically, though now it’s tradition to wear green on St. Patricks Day or else incur the wrath of a friendly pinch, the color associated with St. Patrick was not green, but blue. It’s a color often seen in paintings and stained glass depictions of the saint throughout history through today. Part of the tradition of green on St. Patrick’s Day comes from a 17th century Vatican decree assigning every catholic saint with a bit of botany. St. Patrick was assigned the shamrock, because of their abundance in Ireland and their easy association with the Holy Trinity. By the late 18th century, during the Irish Rebellion of 1798, Irish troops took to praying to St. Patrick for victory and singing “The Wearing of the Green,” and the two have been linked ever since. Whether you’re hosting a family dinner in celebration of your Irish heritage or heading out to a festive pub or restaurant for the annual remembrance of Ireland’s patron saint, ShamrockGift.com’s ample St. Patrick’s Day accessories are a must see.