Kernow Magnets

Description: Celebrate the wild coastal beauty and proud Celtic heritage of Cornwall, known as Kernow in the Cornish language. This detailed heritage artwork features a magnificent Atlantic grey seal resting on weathered granite cliffs, surrounded by crashing ocean waves, rugged coastal scenery, and the iconic black-and-white St Piran's flag. The Cornish name KERNOW is deeply carved into natural stone, reflecting the region's enduring identity and maritime traditions. A distinctive design for anyone who loves Cornwall, Cornish culture, Celtic heritage, marine wildlife, and the breathtaking Atlantic coastline.

Description: Show some love for your favorite big city doctor in a small town! Inspired by TV series Doc Martin!

Description: A Cornwall heritage emblem featuring the Cornish chough, St Piran's flag, dramatic Atlantic cliffs, Botallack tin mines, coastal wildflowers, and monumental carved stone lettering.

Description: Celebrate Cornwall heritage with this vintage Cornish Bred emblem featuring St Piran Cross and mining picks. Ideal gift for Kernow and Cornish culture lovers.

Description: An artful depiction of sardines packed tightly in a vintage-style tin, evoking nostalgia and culinary curiosity with its detailed rendering of shiny fish and vibrant packaging. A whimsical portrayal that invites viewers to ponder the charm of everyday objects through an artistic lens.

Description: Kernow “Onen Hag Oll” means Cornwall and the Cornish motto of “One and All” in the Cornish language.

Description: Stop in and visit Portwenn's only Chemist! From the Doc Martin TV series

Description: The best radio station in North Cornwall! Radio Portwenn! Inspired by Doc Martin TV show.

Description: Large Restaurant, your source for fine dining in Portwenn! Or, blood in your salad! Inspired by Doc Martin TV show.

Description: The flag of Cornwall in a minimalistic and rustic logo style. A design for all lovers of the county in the southwest of England.

Description: Celebrating beautiful Port Isaac, Cornwall!

Description: Port Isaac Cornwall, a travel poster design

Description: Portwenn, Cornwall. The fictional fishing village from TV series Doc Martin!

Description: Port Isaac, Cornwall. A beautiful traditional fishing village!

Description: Port Isaac, Cornwall. A beautiful traditional Cornish fishing village!

Description: Design inspired by the TV series Doc Martin. Worn by the Portwenn gig rowing team in season 8!

Description: Portwenn, inspired by Port Isaac, Cornwall. A beautiful traditional Cornish fishing village used as the set for the popular TV show Doc Martin!

Description: Cornwall is a ceremonial county in South West England.

Description: This illustration captures the grace and unique character of this iconic bird of Cornwall.

Description: A view of the Cornwall coast from Gwithian Towans

Description: Cornish pasty lovers, cornish pasty appreciation society design

Description: Honour your ancestors, your countrymen, your team with this proud emblem of the Cornish people and their land Cornwall. Saint Piran's Flag (Cornish: Baner Peran) is the flag of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The earliest known description of the flag as the Standard of Cornwall was written in 1838. It is used by some Cornish people as a symbol of their identity. The flag is attributed to Saint Piran, a 5th-century Cornish abbot. One early use of a white cross and black background design is the 15th-century coat of arms of the Saint-Peran family.

Description: Cornwall gold Cornwall One and All crest with Bezants.

Description: “Proper ‘Ansum” is a bit Cornish slang blended together to spotlight all that’s perfect about our lovely Cornwall, England. Proper: something done well. My ‘ansum: a term of endearment. Kernow: the Cornish language word for Cornwall.

Description: Port Isaac, June 2019 A view of the lovely, Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac (Cornwall/Kernow, England). Famed for its turquoise blue waters, in recent years, Port Isaac (Portwenn) has been used for filming the TV series Doc Martin, and is also home to sea shanty singers (and now film stars) The Fisherman's Friends. 27th June 2019.