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faith.hope.love




Saturday, March 31 ; 11:00:00 PM


i spent the entire afternoon browsing through wikipedia on korean stuff.
i read so much stuff today la.
from the culture of korea, to the arts, to korean cuisine, etiquettes to be observed, synopsis of korean dramas, korean actors/actresses, i even read stuff like how chopsticks and spoons came about, blah blah blah.
then i found a photo of this!



A love spoon is an ornately carved spoon traditionally made from a single piece of wood by young men, especially in Wales, as a love token for their sweethearts, to show their affection and intentions.
The earliest surviving example, displayed in the Welsh Folk museum in Cardiff, dates from around 1667, although the tradition probably dates back long before that.
The love spoon originated from the "cawl" (soup) spoon. Over generations, decorative carvings were added to the spoon and it lost its original practical use and became a treasured decorative item to be hung proudly on a wall. Certain symbols came to have specific meanings: a horseshoe for luck, a cross for faith andmarriage, or hearts for love.
Sailors would often carve love spoons during their long journeys, which is why anchors would often be incorporated into the carvings.
Although the Welsh lovespoon is the most famous there are also traditions of lovespoons in Scandinavia and some parts of Eastern Europe, which have their own unique styles and techniques.

aww, isn't it sweet?
simple yet meaningful :))

apart from this spoon and the forever entertaining Korean dramas,
the lesson plans were a pain. hurhur.

meeting jwen to get some more of that nie work done tmr!
aza aza girl!

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