The Peterson Kells takes us back into the early times of Christianity in Ireland. The Book of Kells is one of the most important scriptures and has become part of the memory of the world programme. Today the book is no longer kept at the Kells Abbey, but at Trinity College in Dublin, as an exhibit in a showcase.

However this Peterson Kells you can look at and touch whenever you want. If done, with its strong shades of brown and its army stem, it might create a smile of glee in your face, just as it did in ours. The metal olive is made of nickel.

• Half-Bent: Rhodesian
• Surface: Dark brown
• Drilling: 9 mm
• Stem: Acrylic
• Material: Briar
• Length: 145 mm
• Height of bowl: 40 mm
• Drilling of the bowl: 20 mm
• Weight: ca. 50g