Joining Mexico, Uganda, Peru, and Argentina, Ireland has just been added to the list of countries from which The Citizenry sources its fair trade, handmade collaborations.

Above: Made by the venerable Mourne Textile Workshop, a longtime Remodelista favorite: decorative pillows of hand-loomed wool tweeds. Shown top to bottom is the Hawthorne Tweed Pillow in black ($125 for the 15-inch square shown here), Elder Tweed Pillow in gray ($165), plus a Noche Blanket from The Citizenry’s Peru collection; $275. Read more about Mourne in our London Market Spotlight.

Above: An Aster Tweed Pillow in indigo ($165 for the 20-inch size shown here) and Gorse Tweed Pillow in yellow ($125) atop a Peruvian San Pedro Throw; $195. On the floor is a Laurel Tweed Pillow in cobalt; $165.
Above: Modern ceramics by Arran Street East in Dublin include the Halston Pitcher in cream ($95) and Halston Tumblers in gray; $30 each. All styles are also available in navy and sky blue.

Above: The hand-thrown Halston Mug, shown here dipped in an opaque navy glaze, holds 10 ounces of coffee or dark Irish tea; $35. Also available: Espresso Cups and Creamers.

Above: Brother-sister duo Banbridge Linen Workshop is working to revive the country’s rich manufacturing tradition with a new take on your grandmother’s Irish linen. Two-toned Belmont Napkins can be folded to show dark blue, light blue, or both; $60 for a set of four.

Above: The color-blocked linen Darcy Apron has fi...