Date of Issue : 3 May 2017
Isle of Man Post Office issued a beautiful set of six stamps that celebrate the Island’s landscape, horticultural, farming and fishing heritage ..
The six stamps in the collection feature artist Nicola Dixon's bright distinctive style interspersed with her use of Celtic interlace and spiritual elements, notably the triskel, a triple spiral and complex Celtic symbol which is often referred to as a triskelion.
The first stamp, 'Farm to Yarn', shows the native Manx Loaghtan sheep standing on a rock with a triskel design.
The second stamp, 'Fish to Dish', highlights the fishing industry of the Island and the rich rewards that are found in its waters.
The third is called 'Welly to Belly' and depicts vegetables that are grown locally.
The fourth stamp, 'Cow to Cup', has a table of dairy products produced on the Island from local cows.
The penultimate stamp, 'Tree to Table', reflects the abundant orchards of the Island and the deep roots of the trees on the land. The final stamp, 'Field to Fork', depicts a combine harvester farming the fields and the produce that comes from it.