Dolls

• Porcelain Irish dolls are dressed in traditional Irish outfits for various occasions. For example, for a collector, buy a doll that represents working on a potato farm. Her dress is designed for hard farm work in shades of brown and comes with a large pocket and shawl. A doll with a classic Irish style open-weave dress in brown and cream is another option. She wears a floppy-rimmed hat over auburn curls and is not dressed for work, but rather for time spent in town or outside for leisure. These porcelain dolls' outfits are typically made from Irish linen.
  
  

Cross

• Ireland is an area known for crosses and religion. According to the website "Education in Ireland," Roman Catholic is the primary religious group in the country, but other Christian and non-Christian groups, such as Buddhists, Muslims and Hindus are also well respected. Porcelain crosses showing strong ties to Christianity and Celtic style crosses are available in porcelain. Some porcelain crosses have the four-leaf clover designs depicted on St. Patrick's Day and often have a message written on the cross.
  
  

Angels

• Porcelain angels are made with designs similar to lace and a thin layer of porcelain. They have messages that describe the type of angel. For example, an angel of friendship comes with a message such as "You will always have a friend" or an angel of love says "You are loved." Messages with the angels give comfort or reminders of guardian angels and are related to Christian beliefs.
  
  

Jewelry

• Historically, the Irish were originally the Celts. Sample Ireland.com states that Celtic symbols are associated with Ireland. Celtic creations include knots, spirals and symbols. The Irish porcelain jewelry is inlaid with Celtic images. Irish porcelain jewelry can have the basic Celtic knot or lacing that shows no end and multiple crossings. Celtic style symbols in jewelry are a type of inlaid picture from the pagan beliefs of the Celts. such as a Sacred Tree, Dragon, Brigantia or Stag.