Irish Colours Print | Irish Language | Red
Introduce little ones to the beauty of the Irish language with this charming “Na Dathanna” print.
Featuring soft, watercolour-style illustrations paired with Irish colour names — including dearg, buí, donn, bán, liath, glas, gorm, oráiste, corcra, péitseog, and dubh — this educational wall art makes learning Gaeilge playful and engaging.
Designed in warm, cream tones with gentle, child-friendly illustrations, this print fits beautifully into nurseries, playrooms and early learning spaces. It’s both decorative and educational — perfect for Irish-speaking homes, Gaelscoileanna families, or anyone wanting to introduce children to Gaeilge in a natural, visual way.
Details
• Printed on high-quality, premium paper
• Available in multiple sizes A4
• Unframed
• Soft, neutral background to suit modern interiors
A thoughtful gift for:
• New babies
• Christenings
• First birthdays
• Back-to-school
• Irish families at home or abroad
Encourage learning through everyday surroundings because language belongs in the heart of the home.
Introduce little ones to the beauty of the Irish language with this charming “Na Dathanna” print.
Featuring soft, watercolour-style illustrations paired with Irish colour names — including dearg, buí, donn, bán, liath, glas, gorm, oráiste, corcra, péitseog, and dubh — this educational wall art makes learning Gaeilge playful and engaging.
Designed in warm, cream tones with gentle, child-friendly illustrations, this print fits beautifully into nurseries, playrooms and early learning spaces. It’s both decorative and educational — perfect for Irish-speaking homes, Gaelscoileanna families, or anyone wanting to introduce children to Gaeilge in a natural, visual way.
Details
• Printed on high-quality, premium paper
• Available in multiple sizes A4
• Unframed
• Soft, neutral background to suit modern interiors
A thoughtful gift for:
• New babies
• Christenings
• First birthdays
• Back-to-school
• Irish families at home or abroad
Encourage learning through everyday surroundings because language belongs in the heart of the home.