From romantic sweet treats that you can share to personalised products that are unique to you and your Valentine, there are lots of different items you can buy for your significant other.
Take a look at some of the best valentine’s gifts made in Northern Ireland and see if there are any you would love to give your loved one.
13. Lovebirds Framed Ceramic Panel
Another lovebird gift, Figment Ceramics’ Lovebirds Framed Ceramic Panel shapes the two birds into a heart, doubling as a great sentiment for a Valentine’s present. Made entirely by hand, the panel is framed in a solid wood white frame, all ready to be hung in pride of place. For more information, go to figmentceramics.co.uk/small-lovebirds-frame-green Photo: Figment Ceramics website
14. Hug Mug
Part of Loaf Pottery’s Valentine’s collection, the cutely named Hug Mug is a lovely gift that features a unique design of no handle, but instead sees your fingers hug the mug - hence the name. Sculpted by hand, the end result may vary from what is seen on their website, with a selection of colours available to choose from, so pick the one that your significant other would like best. For more information, go to loafcatering.com/valentine-s-day-hug-mug-gift Photo: Loaf Pottery website
15. Valentine Tree
Gail Kelly Printmaker designs and prints all of their linocuts by hand in their County Down studio, with the Valentine Tree being no different. The intricate design is printed onto Irish linen before being hand-stitched and placed in a white frame so it’s ready to be displayed as soon as you receive it. For more information, go to gailkellyprintmaker.com/valentine-tree-linocut-printed-irish-linen Photo: Gail Kelly Printmaker website
16. Love Letters
Áine McKenna Ceramics handmakes each individual Love Letter, making it a lovely well-crafted gift to give to your other half. The letters are folded around a written love letter that is burnt away in the kiln as an act of ceremonial burn, resembling the undying love you have for the recipient of the gift, featuring a gold lustre kiss as a finishing touch. For more information, go to facebook.com/Aine-McKenna-ceramics Photo: Áine McKenna Ceramics via Facebook