"The O'Neill County" Engraved Wooden Map of Tyrone | Custom Framed Heritage Art in Brown or Sage Green | Personalised Irish Roots Gift

A piece of home, framed for yours.

For those who carry County Tyrone in their hearts, this engraved wooden map is more than just a decoration; it’s a tangible connection to your roots. Whether it’s the place you were born, the land of your ancestors, or the spot where you're building your future, this piece celebrates the unique character of "The O'Neill County".

This map is designed to be a cherished "Legacy Piece" for the modern home, bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style.

Choose Your Frame Style

We offer this stunning piece in two distinct glass-fronted frame options to perfectly complement your space:

• Classic Brown Wood: A rich, traditional frame that adds warmth and a sense of history to any room. Perfect for a study, living room, or hallway.

• Modern Sage Green: A soft, contemporary color that feels fresh and serene, tapping into the 2026 trend for natural, calming hues in home decor.

Signature Taylor Crafted Details

• Precision Engraving: Every town, from Omagh to Dungannon to Cookstown, is laser-etched with crisp detail, inviting you to explore the map and trace the familiar roads of home.

• Tactile Natural Wood: The map itself is crafted from beautiful wood, with its natural grain visible, adding warmth and texture to the piece.

• Premium Protection: Housed behind a clear glass front, your map is protected from dust, ensuring it remains a beautiful focal point for years to come.

• 3D Effect: The wooden map is mounted to create a subtle shadow, giving the piece depth and dimension within the frame.

Meaningful Gifting

• The "New Home" Gift: A thoughtful and personal gift for someone moving into a new home in Tyrone or further afield.

• Family Heritage: A deeply sentimental gift for parents or grandparents to celebrate their family's journey and roots in the county.

• A Unique Keepsake: Perfect for anyone with a strong connection to County Tyrone, whether they still live there or have moved away.