Have a look at our list of local producers with a range of products available in the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre and find the perfect gift this Christmas. With a winter wonderland of gifts made by 28 local designers, you’re sure to find something uniquely Belfast!

Flax Fox Design

FlaxFox Designs is the shop of Northern Irish Artist and Designer Danielle Morgan. Flax Fox tea towels are original, memorable gifts that capture the essence of Northern Ireland through sketching. There are many different designs to choose from including Titanic Quarter, Queens University, Belfast City Hall and more!

Cowfield Design

Cowfield Design is a family run business based in Belfast. They began by making a small wooden model of the infamous Harland & Wolff cranes that tower over Belfast and haven’t looked back since. They produce a range of Belfast themed products including miniature Titanic wooden models and a Titanic sign to name only a few.

VB Christmas Gift Thomas Joseph

Thomas Joseph

Welcome to the Whimsical World of Thomas Joseph, home of the iconic Celtic gift range. For over 18 years, the silly sheep have been migrating from their green pastures in Ireland, to the far corners of the world, taking with them a simple Irish charm. Check out the whole range in store, which includes mugs and cushions.

The Belfast Coffee Co

Traditional Belfast coffee is a strong, full-flavoured coffee, which was the order of the day in the 1800s. Enjoy Belfast Coffee’s small batch coffee, roasted with pride in Belfast. This is the perfect gift for the coffee lover in your life!

Field Day Scented Candles

You can never go wrong with a scented candle, and the luxurious ranges from Field Day are an extra special gift. Field Day is a boutique Irish company that has been making stylish fragrant products for over 10 years. All of their candles have a distinct sense of Irish heritage and offer a simple yet deluxe touch to the home.

Belleek Pottery

Promoting over 160 years of craftsmanship, Belleek Pottery is located in the quaint village of Belleek in Co. Fermanagh on the banks of the River Erne. Established in 1857, Belleek Pottery holds a very special place in Ireland’s cultural and commercial heritage, producing more than 100,000 pieces of pottery annually, passing through 16 pairs of hands.

Art On A Tin

Art On A Tin is a Belfast based business which began in 2013. Working with local artists, they set out to promote our wonderful country depicting images of Belfast such as City Hall, Queen’s University, Titanic Quarter and many more. Inside the tin, you can choose from fudge, chocolate truffles, travel sweets or mints.

Sharon Millar

Sharon Millar is an artist based on the East Antrim Coast. Her art and photography is inspired from her life in Northern Ireland, with prints and photography of many different destinations such as the Harland & Wolff cranes, Commercial Court and the Titanic Quarter.

Stephen Whalley Bauble

Stephen Whalley

Belfast contemporary artist Stephen Whalley runs Whalley Fine Art from a refurbished former stables block in East Belfast. For Christmas he has produced these limited edition Harland and Wolff baubles which are the perfect decoration to go on your tree this year!

Peter paints pictures

Peter Paints Pictures

Peter is an illustrator who creates his products digitally using an Apple pen to still give it that hand drawn feel. A range of his work is available in the Visit Belfast Welcome Centre, including prints and tea towels.

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