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Learn All About Welsh Love Spoon Tradition
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.
The Religious Roots Of Woodcarving
Wood carving is one of the most enduring artforms of the Christian tradition, with beautiful examples dating back to the medieval age to be found in churches and cathedrals up and down the country.
4 Unusual Wedding Gifts From Around The World
If the couple have not provided a wedding wish list, it can be hard to think of a unique and memorable gift to buy. Here is some inspiration from around the globe!
Why Is A Dragon The Symbol Of Wales?
If you’ve spent any time at all in Wales, you’re no doubt very familiar with the sight of the red Welsh dragon.
Parents Vote On Worst Baby Names Of 2022
If you are about to visit a friend or relative’s newborn baby to give them a gift of a handmade love spoon, you should probably prepare to bite your tongue if the child’s name happens to feature on Mumsnet’s list of worst baby names.
How The Cross Became A Symbol Of Love, Faith And Sacrifice
The cross is one of the most famous and easily identified religious symbols in the world and is commonly carved into the handles of Welsh love spoons as a symbol of eternal love, marriage and devotion built on the foundations of faith.
Why Wrexham Is The Welsh Contender For The City Of Culture Title
https://angelwoodcFor those whose fascination with Welsh culture might focus on the language, the dress and, of course, hand carved love spoons, some may wonder what the north Wales town has to offer.
What Is The Symbolism Of Celtic Knotwork?
Celtic Knotwork is widely used as a decorative motif, on items of jewellery and crafts, such as Welsh love spoons. But where did this imagery originate from, and what do they symbolise?
Popular Welsh Customs Revealed
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.
Why Are Storks Connected To Birth And Childhood?
Storks are a very common symbol of parenthood, with the image of the stork carrying a baby to their new parents being commonly used even to this day.
