Planner - Sea of Shamrocks
There is much lore regarding the legend of the shamrock and its association with St. Patrick's Day. The most commonly held belief is that Patrick was preaching to the Celts who were, at that time, druids, of a pagan religion. He was explaining how, in Christianity, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit were individual elements of the One, whole God. It is said that he plucked a shamrock, growing nearby, illustrating the three leaves of the one plant. The name "shamrock" is thought to come from the Irish word for clover. On March 17th, the shamrock can be seen (virtually) all over the world. Despite the familiarity of this symbol, few that celebrate on St. Patrick's Day actually know the significance of this humble little plant. This design is a computer-created sea of shamrocks. Countless layers, overlapping for complete coverage of the design area making this planner an excellent choice for your favorite Irishman or Irishwoman.
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