Ogham is the ancient Celtic script that was used to write the early Irish language. Ancient 'ogham stones' inscribed with ogham [pronounced "oh-uhm"] can still be found scattered throughout Ireland today. Some of them marked the territory of the local 'clann' or family. Most of these enigmatic monuments bear messages that are shrouded in mystery today.

When you wear ogham|irish, you wear the inscription meaning "Éire" [pronounced 'ay-rah'] - the ancient name for Ireland. You are the embodiment of the Irish spirit, the qualities handed down through the generations - etched in your DNA like those rocks over a thousand years ago.