Finished 16th May 2010

1000 Pieces
Bóann

Project Kells: Bóann was worshipped as a cow-goddess and was the wife of Elcmar, Chieftain of the mystic tribe Tuatha dé Danaan. Her celtic cult centre was at Brú-na-Bóann, a neolithic cemetery.

Finished 8th February 2010

1000 Pieces
"Nuada the High King"
Project Kells

Artist: James Fitzpatrick (1978)
The project is inspired by the Book of Kells. This book was created 800 AD in Scotland. Its outstanding paintings are showing scenes from the new testament. While the vikings attacked scotland, the book was rescued in Ireland. Twohundred years later it was stolen, but found later without the mysterious golden book cover. It was stored in Kells until 1654 and then changed the tenant several imes, until the Trinity College in Dublin bought it. Two pages of the original book can now be seen there under glass.

Nuada is the semi-devine King of a mystical race named Tuatha Dé Danaan. They invaded Ireland on the fire festival of Beltene. However, Nuada lost his arm and was seven years under cure. During this time, a mysterious healing was completed and a silver arm with sacred runes was fitted to his shoulder. Due to this he was reinstated as High King.

Finished 6th July 2009

500 pieces

"Courting Peacocks" by. R. Arbuckle

 

Manufacturer: Tailten Games, Project Kells