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Exclusive Interview with David Western

Ceri Shaw » Blog » » Exclusive Interview with David Western

2008-09-22
By: Ceri Shaw
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"The Fine Art of Carving Lovespoons" An Interview with David Western.What is a lovespoon and what is it for? Are there comparable or similar customs in other cultures?"A lovespoon is a heavily ornamented, non-functional gift of love or strong emotion. How's that for dry? Originally, it was a handmade spoon given by its maker to the girl who had captivated his heart in the hopes its acceptance would lead to the beginnings of a courtship. The custom was known throughout Wales and was known to exist in Sweden, the Alpine regions and even down to Hungary; it is even reputed MORE HERE

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