Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Erin Go Bragh. Female Irish Leprechaun Holding Clovers in Her Apron. 1991. 6"H

Sculpted Figure - Erin Go Bragh Female Irish Leprechaun Holding Clovers (1991)

Celebrate Irish charm and folklore with this exquisite handcrafted Tom Clark Sculpted Figure. Standing at 6 inches tall, this delightful female Irish leprechaun embodies the spirit of luck and prosperity, holding a bundle of clovers in her apron. Designed with intricate detail, from her textured apron to the earthy base adorned with natural elements, this collectible figurine is a timeless piece of artistry.

Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Irish culture, this limited-edition 1991 creation is a testament to Tom Clark's renowned craftsmanship. Compact in size (3.25" x 3.25" x 6"), it fits seamlessly into your display of heirlooms, making it a charming addition to any home or gift for someone special.

Bring a touch of magic and heritage into your space with this unique figurine—an enchanting symbol of good fortune and tradition.

(August, 1991) Erin is an Irish leprechaun from the green land of Erie. With auburn hair and a freckle or two, she's clearly from the mystic isle. She's fleet of foot and few can match her speed or ability to hide in the heather and peat bogs. But the trick to get her to come out and join her fellow leprechauns is ("Ireland forever") to call out the popular motto of Ireland: "Erin Go Bragh".