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County Mayo

A rugged, remote county of dramatic sea cliffs, wide blanket bog, and wind-worn islands scattered along the Atlantic. Here the terrain shapes the makers — their work carries the same resilience and quiet solitude as the land that raised it.

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About County Mayo

The Character of Mayo

Mayo is a county of wild extremes — sheer Atlantic cliffs that fall away into churning sea, remote islands drifting off a windswept shore, and the vast, silent expanse of blanket bog stretching toward the horizon. It is a place shaped by weather and time, unhurried and unadorned.

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Featured Mayo Makers

A handpicked selection of pieces from the craftspeople of County Mayo — each one measured, considered, and shaped with care by makers inspired by a land of mountains, sacred places, and enduring traditions.

Stories from Mayo

The Wild Atlantic Way

Windswept coastlines, mountain light, and the quiet makers who call County Mayo home — the places and people behind every considered piece.

Cong Abbey

Surrounded by rivers and ancient woodland, Cong Abbey has stood as a place of prayer, beauty, and learning for centuries. Step into one of Ireland's finest monastic ruins, where every stone tells a story of faith, craftsmanship, and enduring hope.

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Croagh Patrick

Rising above the shores of Clew Bay, Croagh Patrick has long been a place where heaven seems a little closer to earth. Journey to Ireland's holiest mountain and discover a timeless story of pilgrimage, perseverance, and the enduring call to seek God.

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“The beauty of the world has made me glad.”

J.m. synge