| The two heritage shops at the Manx Museum in Douglas and the House of Manannan in Peel offer a unique opportunity to purchase quality gifts with a very distinctive Manx theme inspired by the culture and history of the Island.
Two of the most popular themes are products inspired by Archibald Knox, the well known Art Nouveau designer for Liberty’s, and Celtic, particularly those based on the large collection of Celtic and Norse stone cross slabs. These themes are reflected in the new ranges of jewellery, some of which are illustrated below:-
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 | Silver Archibald Knox brooch £29.99,
Earrings in long and short styles £25.99
and £19.99
Pendent £35.99,
Two piece set £56.99.
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| Gaut’s cross in Kirk Michael is one of the most distinctive and well known cross slabs the island has and Manx National Heritage has its own range of jewellery based on the cross head and one of the motifs carved into the stone as well as a clock, picture frame and paper knife. |
 | Pendent £9.99
Brooch £9.99
Bangle £11.99,
Clock £14.99,
Picture frame £9.99 and £29.99,
Paper knife £9.99. |
| Manx National Heritage has been working with a fair trade supplier with Manx connections this year who have developed several new product lines influenced not only by Archibald Knox and the Manx crosses but the ever popular three legs and Manx cat. |
 | Knox inspired leather bag £39.99
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 | Knox inspired leather jewellery
Boxes – large £12.99 and small
£6.99
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 | Boxed leather coasters with Manx
Ring chain pattern £14.99 |
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Leather spectacle case – small £3.99
and large £4.99
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| The Manx cat and three legs appear on a variety of embossed leather products, including Christmas tree decorations which are new this year. So, why not decorate your Christmas tree with a Manx theme this year with Manx National Heritage’s exclusive tree decorations. |
 | Leather tree decorations £2.50
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 | Embroidered tree decorations £5.25 |
| Both heritage shops have a much wider selection of products, suitable for all ages and at a variety of price ranges.
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| The Manx Museum is open 10 to 5pm. Monday to Saturday
and the House of Manannan is open seven days a week 10 am to 5pm.
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