Clover Cutie Hair Bow: A St. Patrick's Day Necessity

Have you ever wondered why Four-Leaf Clovers are considered lucky and why they are a part of St. Patrick's Day traditions? It is said that a Shamrock (3 leaf) were carried by Druids with the belief that they would help them see evil-spirits coming and allow for an escape. Four-leaf clovers were (and still are) so rare that the Druids believed them to be charmed, and that the extra leaf offered the ability of protection and warding off bad luck. The clover is now seen as a "Good Luck" charm and celebrated for the protection it offered.  What better way to introduce our delightful green clover print bow? It will be the perfect accessory for your little one's St. Patrick's Day celebration! The vibrant green clover pattern is perfect for getting into the festive spirit of St. Paddy's Day, and will add a touch of charm and whimsy to any outfit. Whether your child is dressing up for a school party or just wants to add a fun accessory to their daily look, this hair bow is sure to impress. So