We are a family run business established since 1989. Choose from our fantastic range of Welsh souvenirs including traditional Welsh clothing, cufflinks, Welsh love spoons and much more. Find the perfect gift at Welsh Gifts.

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• Lovespoon Symbols & Meanings
  A lovespoon has symbols carved in to the wood with certain designs representing a different meaning. Hand carved with great care these lovespoons make very personal gifts and have become one of the most popular souvenirs for tourists to take home from ...
• The Largest Welsh Love Spoon In The World
  Lovespoons are so popular that in 2007 a man named Ed Harrison attempted to make the largest Welsh love spoon in the world using a chainsaw and carving from a felled red cedar tree. His spoon made it in to the Guiness Book of World Records at 44ft long, ...
• St Dwynwen's Day
  St Dwynwen's day is celebrated in Wales on 25th January, honouring Dwynwen the patron saint of friendship and love. 'Dydd Santes Dwynwen' means ‘Day of Saint Dwynwen’ in Welsh and is considered to be the Welsh equivalent to ...
• Rhiannon Jewellery
  Rhiannon Evans is a very talented Welsh jewellery designer who has been designing and making beautiful Rhiannon jewellery for over 30 years. Read more...Tags : celticjewellery rhiannon-jewellerywe...
• Saint David's Day
  Saint David’s Day falls on the 1st March to remember the death of St. David in 589 and was declared a national day of celebration in Wales in the 18th century. Saint David or Dewi Sant in Welsh, is the patron saint of Wales and was born in the ...
• Traditional Welsh Clothing – The Origins
  The traditional Welsh costume originates around a costume once worn by rural women in Wales. Many English visitors toured Wales during the 18th and 19th centuries and this piece of traditional Welsh clothing was recognised as being very different to the ...
• The History of Welsh Lovespoons
  Welsh Love Spoons are a tradition dating back to the mid 17th century with the earliest surviving example dating back to around 1667. They originated from a Welsh soup spoon called a "cawl". Over generations symbols were carved in to the wood ...
• Welsh Gifts new blog!
  Welcome to Welsh Gifts exciting new blog! We plan on using our blog to...Read more...Tags : blog gifts new welcome welsh