lady on the rock pin

The 'white ladies' of Dublin town. Seen in windows all over the inner city, what do they mean? She was sculpted in the early 1990s by artist Harold Gardiner and cast by Dublin Mouldings, where you can still pick up an original today.

Depending on which side of the liffey you're on she's refered to as the white lady of Cabra or Crumlin, where she is fairly ubiquitous. She has become a working-class cultural icon, with loads of myths surrounding her, and what she signifies. and this soft enamel pin version makes a very unique souvenir of a trip to Dublin. 

We have loads of Dublin-themed gifts if that's what you're after.

How does it come?
On a card backing. Pin is approx. 1.25 inches.