Blasket Islands COunty Kerry map art 3d wood map

Blasket Islands Round 3D Wooden Map – Handcrafted Irish Coastal Wall Art

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Handmade in Sligo · Made to order · Gift-ready

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Blasket Islands · Na Blascaodaí · Co. Kerry, Ireland

A meaningful handmade gift for anyone captivated by the most remote and storied islands on the Irish coast.

Discover the haunting beauty of the Blasket Islands with this beautifully handcrafted round wooden map. Sitting at the very edge of Europe off the tip of the Dingle Peninsula, the Blaskets are a group of islands of extraordinary natural beauty and cultural significance. The Great Blasket — the largest of the islands — was home until 1953 to one of the most remarkable communities in Irish history, a Irish-speaking island people who produced an extraordinary flowering of literature in the early 20th century. Peig Sayers, Muiris Ó Súilleabháin and Tomás Ó Criomhthain wrote memoirs of island life that are among the most vivid and moving accounts of a vanishing world ever committed to paper. Today the islands are uninhabited, visited only by day trippers from Dunquin in summer and the grey seals, puffins and gannets that have reclaimed them — a place of profound silence, wild beauty and deep Irish memory.

This handcrafted 3D wooden map captures the Blasket Islands, the Dingle Peninsula coastline and surrounding Kerry seascape in layered detail — made by hand in our Sligo studio from sustainable materials.

Perfect for:
  • Irish language enthusiasts and literature lovers drawn to the extraordinary literary legacy of the Blasket Island writers
  • Wildlife lovers and birdwatchers drawn to the grey seals, puffins and seabirds that inhabit the islands
  • Sailors and island hoppers who make the crossing to the Great Blasket from Dunquin in summer
  • Anyone captivated by the Blasket Islands, whether through their literature, their history, a boat trip or simply a lifelong fascination with this remarkable place
Make it personal:

Add a brass pin to mark a special connection — a day trip landing, a view from the Dingle Peninsula, a literary memory or a place of personal significance — with a short engraved message on the back.