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Irish Luck

Paul Callaghan always considered himself blessed with Irish Luck. It seemed only fitting to acknowledge this in the facade ornament of his new home.

The three-leaf Irish shamrock representing faith, hope & love is only topped by the rare four-leaf clover representing faith, hope, love & luck.  The western horse shoe, made of iron that is thought to repel evil spirits, is the traditional western symbol of luck, a crescent moon, fertility & prosperity. The surrounding configuration of Native American arrows signifies “warding off evil sprits”.

Title: “Irish Luck”

Client: P. Callaghan, Chester, CA

Date: 2022

Dimensions: 32″ x 32″ x 3/64″

Materials: laser cut, powder coated steel, stainless steel hardware

Laser Cutting: Profile Laser, Portland, OR

Powder Coating: Portland Powder Coating, Portland, OR

Installation: Kyle Gnekow, Chester, CA

Photography: Suzanne Morey Lee