Byers' Choice Pilgrim Woman Caroler
Celebrate the spirit of gratitude and tradition with this charming Pilgrim Woman Caroler from the Byers Choice Thanksgiving Collection. Dressed in classic colonial attire, she pays homage to the harvest traditions that inspired today’s Thanksgiving holiday.
In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag people shared an autumn feast—a moment now remembered as one of America’s first Thanksgiving celebrations. While this iconic meal is often viewed as the origin of the holiday, it reflected a much older custom of giving thanks for the year’s bounty.
Details:
- Handmade in Pennsylvania
- Size: Approximately 13" tall
- Materials: Made with a combination of wire, fabric, and clay
- Individually crafted, so no two are exactly alike
A beautiful collectible that honors early American history and the warmth of the harvest season.
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Byers' Choice Pilgrim Woman Caroler
Byers' Choice Pilgrim Woman Caroler
Celebrate the spirit of gratitude and tradition with this charming Pilgrim Woman Caroler from the Byers Choice Thanksgiving Collection. Dressed in classic colonial attire, she pays homage to the harvest traditions that inspired today’s Thanksgiving holiday.
In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag people shared an autumn feast—a moment now remembered as one of America’s first Thanksgiving celebrations. While this iconic meal is often viewed as the origin of the holiday, it reflected a much older custom of giving thanks for the year’s bounty.
Details:
- Handmade in Pennsylvania
- Size: Approximately 13" tall
- Materials: Made with a combination of wire, fabric, and clay
- Individually crafted, so no two are exactly alike
A beautiful collectible that honors early American history and the warmth of the harvest season.
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Celebrate the spirit of gratitude and tradition with this charming Pilgrim Woman Caroler from the Byers Choice Thanksgiving Collection. Dressed in classic colonial attire, she pays homage to the harvest traditions that inspired today’s Thanksgiving holiday.
In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag people shared an autumn feast—a moment now remembered as one of America’s first Thanksgiving celebrations. While this iconic meal is often viewed as the origin of the holiday, it reflected a much older custom of giving thanks for the year’s bounty.
Details:
- Handmade in Pennsylvania
- Size: Approximately 13" tall
- Materials: Made with a combination of wire, fabric, and clay
- Individually crafted, so no two are exactly alike
A beautiful collectible that honors early American history and the warmth of the harvest season.
