Our Craft Artists

committed to supplying the highest quality aromatherapy oils and pure essential oils at reasonable prices.

To ensure this consistent high quality we are guided by the following principles:

PURITY - All essential oils that carry the Atlantic Aromatics name have a guarantee of purity.

To achieve this, we source our oils directly from farmers and distillers or from reputable specialist traders in therapeutic oils.

NATURALNESS - Our policy is to supply aromatherapy oils derived from plantswhich are grown as close to nature as possible (preferably in their native regions).

We specialise in oils from plants grown organically or sustainably wild harvested. Our operation is certified by Organic Trust Ltd. Dublin, Ireland.

AROMA - We choose oils with rich aromas, oils that have been skilfully distilled to truly represent the plants from which they are derived.

VALUE - All our products are supplied in secure simple packaging. This enables us to minimise costs and to maximise the quality and value to our customers.

Above, an old letterhead depicts how our mill operated in the early 1900's and, although production machinery and methods have changed beyond recognition in the meantime, the end product continues to be the world's finest Linen.    

Today we supply Pure Irish Linen to select stores, both in Ireland, and other locations where the quality of Irish Linen is admired and appreciated. Our Cloths cover the tables of Irish Embassies worldwide, and our pure Irish Linen sheets and pillowcases grace the beds of fine homes and exceptional hotels.

Early days studying under leading Irish potters acted both as an education and an incitement for Thomas to find his own individual style.  After honing his skills with the Craft Council of Ireland, Thomas struck out on his own in 1997 with his line of pottery catering for the new, design conscious Irish market. 

Since that time, Diem Ceramics has become a staple of Interior Design and Giftware catalogues, and his work is available in Design Centres nationwide.

We can't see any other way to do it - our products are inspired by the magic, beauty and nature of Ireland. We want to bring you back to the wonders of nature and uplift your spiritually - at the very least, to make your day happier. 

We aim to give beautiful representations of Ireland through our products, which range from fine fragrances to premium soaps and toiletries, packaged with bright colours and wonderful photography and messages that you can, we hope, relate to.

Visitors are welcome, and can enjoy a demonstration in the showroom of how Green Angel products work and an explanation of just why they might be tempted to indulge themselves and their friends with a selection of products from Green Angel’s sumptuous range. 

The Green Angel range consists of unique hand crafted skin care, health spa and hair care products which combine the rejuvenate benefits of “Seaweed extracts” (taken from five different seaweeds harvested from the unpolluted waters off the West coast of Ireland) with all the benefits of a variety of natural, high quality “Essential oils”. 

Chris and Mary have spent many an hour with people from all over the world who live on coastal regions discussing the attributes of various Seaweeds, and of possible ways of harnessing its therapeutic benefits and incorporating these benefits into their products. Many scientific tests have been carried out which have simply confirmed the reasons why traditional seaweed bathing houses and bathing in sea water is more popular today than ever. 

They continually research and develop both the ingredients and the traditional packaging of their products, natural glass packaging as opposed to plastic, generally being the choice for containers at Green Angel. 

Natural ingredients have always been important to Chris, Mary and their children, whether it is in the food they eat or the topical applications they use. This importance is carried through into their work.

Because of the decline in the market for bespoke tailored suits my father decided to specialise in the making of handcrafted hats and caps. The very first ‘Hanna' Hat was created in 1964 and it took four and a half hours to complete. 

Jenny was home schooled most of her life, only attending secondary school for a short period. She left school at the early age of 15, deciding she would like to pursue a career in ceramics and approached a local master potter by the name of Brian Keogh. 

He agreed take her on as a trainee potter and she learnt a lot from him about throwing, turning, glazing, wedging and much more over 3 years then went on to do The Pottery Skills course in Thomastown County Kilkenny which is an intense program that touches on every aspect of pottery. 

Jenny’s aim is to produce a range of pottery that is unique, practical, can be for everyday use and be introduced into the 21st century kitchen.  Jenny loves to make pottery and she wants her customers to feel they have a piece pottery that has been given love and attention.

She also really wants to promote handmade Irish products that are affordable to everyone and to educate people to the process of the production of pottery, a craft that’s been done in Ireland for centuries.  Jenny would like to personally thank each and every one of costumers for their continued support.