Five talented craft workers from County Louth are to get the incredible opportunity to connect with buyers from around the world at Showcase which returns to the RDS running from 27th February – 2nd March.
The buyers attend Showcase because they know they will find the very best of Irish design and crafts there. This year Louth County Council and the Local Enterprise Office Louth will use the event to showcase the five emerging creative businesses from Louth.
Esker Fields, founded by Maria Morgan, is a range of natural skincare products inspired by nature. Each product is made using natural ingredients and pure essential oils. They improving the appearance of skin, relieve stress and anxiety, ease muscle aches and aid sleep.
Visual artist Caóilfhíonn Murphy O’Hanlon creates stunning wall art and home accessories celebrating the myth, magic and rugged beauty of Irish landscapes. Her pieces hang in homes all over the world, using memories and nostalgia to evoke memories of home.
Tidings is a luxury fashion accessories brand, created by Niamh Gillespie. Her works tell stories, each one a statement of positivity, dreamy optimism in a luxury, spirited silk garment. From stunning scarves to suave pocket squares, Niamh’s vibrant, colourful collection is a gift of optimism in complicated times.
Lisa Heeney’s AromaBuff collection of balms, oils and butters smell good, feel good and do good. Designed for both men and women, the collection aims to support daily physical and mental wellness by incorporating aromatherapy fragrances into every day life. Aromatherapist Lisa has also created a special collection to support women during pregnancy.
Millner Sophie Hunter has a stellar reputation for headpieces. But at Showcase 2022, she will present her stunning home collection of framed botanicals and feathers. Sophie responsibly sources, presses and frames each piece to capture and celebrate the simply beauty of nature. Discover more on:
Other Louth designers exhibiting in the Showcase Design and Craft Council zone include print-maker Martina Scott Designs and Garrett Mallon Jewellery.
“Buyers at Showcase are looking for unique, handcrafted, Irish products to sell to their customers all over the world” Riona McCoy of LEO Louth said.
“We are so proud of the local enterprises that are attending Showcase this year and hope that this events opens up new opportunities for them and their products.”
For more about this year’s Showcase event see: www.showcaseireland.com
