Jewellery is a timeless gift choice, particularly if it has an authentic link to the heritage of the country, such as a silver love spoon pendant or earrings.

Mother’s Day falls on 10 March this year, so it’s time to start planning how you will celebrate this special day with your mum or mother-figure in your life.

Whether you are heading to a British destination or somewhere further afield, it is a lovely idea to bring back a memento to remind ourselves of our holiday.

Every country has their own set of traditions, and the same is true for the Welsh. Here we list some of the most popular customs we love to preserve in Wales.

Flowers are a common and popular symbol carved into welsh love spoons, with different flowers often representing very different aspects of love.

Wales has many great folk tales, but perhaps few are more evocative than the tale of Gelert, the faithful and heroic hound that died an undeserved death. The story goes as follows: Gelert was owned by Llywelyn, the 13th century prince of Gwynedd, and was guarding the...

We’re always delighted to see people all over the world celebrating the skill of making Welsh love spoons, such as the Wisconsin River Woodcarvers Show, which will return for its 20th year. 

Members of the Whitland Women’s Institute (WI) recently celebrated the organisation’s 100th birthday, complete with a garden party, Calendar Girls-themed cake, and Welsh love spoons, making a celebration worthy of a centenary celebration.