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Centuries ago, Welshmen courted their women-folk by carving a lovespoon from the bough of a tree. They were meticulous over the intricate detail of the carving, as each symbol carved had a specific meaning. |
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Then they would give this lovespoon to a young desirable woman, hoping for her acceptance. If the woman accepted the gift, the couple were betrothed, equivalent of today's engagement. |
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Today, lovespoons are given as a love token, as a mark of affection, or merely as a sign of friendship, where a little bit of love goes a long, long way. |
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Lovespoon Gallery 1 |
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