Angel Woodcraft Welsh Love Spoon Blog
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Welsh Love Spoon Blog
Here we promise to give you our all in sharing our understanding of the much-adored tradition of Welsh love spoon, a tradition that we have been a part of for over 35 years! Though we specialise in lovespoons, we offer more than just a Welsh love spoon blog and from time to time we cover other topics such as general Welsh culture and Welsh traditions, the meanings behind a variety of the symbols featured in our work, the traditional work of other cultures and just about anything else we feel that we can offer.
How Two Princes Became Mountain Names In Wales
When it comes to learning about Welsh history and culture, Snowdonia is a great place to go. Whether it is the fact that Welsh is widely spoken there, the presence of so many castles (albeit mainly built by the English) and numerous folk tales such as the tragedy of...
Why Valentines Come Early In Wales
While our Scottish friends will be celebrating Burns Night with the Haggis, Neeps and Tatties and a wee dram, the Welsh will be celebrating St Dwynen’s Day.
Did You Know Welsh Love Spoons Once Inspired A Fashion Line?
We all know how beautiful engraved Welsh love spoons are and, here at Angel Woodcraft, we love being part of the wood-carving tradition that has been taking place in Wales since 1667 at least!
Who was the Girl of Llyn y Fan Fach?
There are various versions of this ancient tale, which has been passed down through thousands of years of Celtic oral storytelling tradition.
What Are Other Traditional Welsh Crafts?
From potters to artists, carvers to weavers, there has always been a strong tradition in Wales for making quality products by hand.
How The Horseshoe Became A Symbol Of Good Luck
Horseshoes are commonly known as a good luck symbol and have been since not long after the horseshoe was invented.
The Traditional Gifts Of Other Countries
If you’re on holiday and looking for traditional souvenirs and keepsakes of your trip, or looking for a unique, handcrafted gift for someone special, it seems that almost every country has its own traditionally handmade gifts.
Why Is There A Red Dragon On The Welsh Flag?
When it comes to comparing national flags, the Welsh surely win every time with their iconic Red Dragon (Y Ddraig Goch in Welsh) on a green and white background.
How Wales Got The Longest Place Name In Britain
The fascination people have with Welsh love spoons is not just found in the fact they are such a deeply-embedded tradition, or the ornate craftsmanship that goes into making them.
