Eich Bhana Lìr Bunnahabhain Distillery
Product of: Isle of Islay
A black and white linocut of Bunnahabhain Distillery with the Sound of Islay in full swell, by Islay artist Jane Taylor.
A black and white linocut of Bunnahabhain Distillery, the long warehouse buildings sitting low above the Sound of Islay while big waves roll in below – the sea drawn with the bold, curling lines this print is known for.
The Gaelic title ‘Eich Bhana Lìr’ nods to the white horses of Lir, the old name for the sea’s white-capped waves.
By Jane Taylor, an artist and print maker living in the Isle of Islay, who draws inspiration from the spectacular landscape, stormy seas and the differing architecture of Islay’s many whisky distilleries.
Printed on heavy white 300 gsm paper. Image size 200 mm x 300 mm. Available in A3 or A4.
A handsome gift for whisky drinkers, Bunnahabhain fans and lovers of stormy Hebridean water.
From the Isle of Islay · Black and white linocut · 300 gsm paper · Image 200 x 300 mm · A3 or A4
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Jane Taylor
Jane Taylor is an artist and print maker living on the Isle of Islay. She draws inspiration from the spectacular landscape, stormy seas and wild weather but also from the varied and differing architecture of Islay's many whisky distilleries. She works mostly in acrylic and watercolour and also makes linocut prints of the wildlife, villages and distilleries of Islay.


