Since today is our St. Patrick's Day celebration it is fitting to mention the Irish cane often called a Shillelagh ... Those gnarly walking sticks were often used as a weapon in fights that ...

The traditional walking stick’s name comes from an old ... (a species of hawthorn), and the innocent-appearing “canes” became the Irish resisters’ main weapon in their continuing struggle ...

But you may ask “Sure I have seen them in tourist shops and being used as canes ... (Irish: Síol Éalaigh, meaning "descendants of Éalach") is also known as bata in Gaelic or “fighting stick.” ...

Combination walking cane and shotgun at top and a sword cane ... does not have to have a fancy handle or be made from expensive materials. The Irish shillelagh or Scottish kebbie are simple ...

The end result was ‘Walking Sticks & Canes’, staged at Triennale during Milan Design Week 2024. It showcased Takeuchi and his friends’ interpretations of the object, each with its own unique ...

A few steps away, at the basement landing, four more lean into a nook. Walking sticks and canes all, they are crafted by retired dentist Larry Harman. In the basement are stacked many more in ...

I'm on the lookout for a walking stick -- a stylish, classy sort of stick. An elegant cane, maybe. Perhaps with an ivory top or, better still, jewel encrusted. Something Maggie Smith might use in ...

Keiji Takeuchi Design Office has designed the Walking Sticks & Canes exhibition in Milan, Italy. This exhibition was held at an Italian national institution, the Triennale Milano, during Milan ...