Wooden Wedding Spoons, Hand-carved circa 1970s

Traditional Norwegian wedding spoons, hand-carved in wood, likely dating from the 1970s. This is a classic type of folk art in which two spoons are joined by a carved chain, all made from a single continuous piece of wood, a clear expression of craftsmanship.

Wedding spoons have a long tradition in Norwegian culture and symbolize unity and love between two people. They were often given as gifts in connection with engagements or weddings. This example features richly decorated handles with carved patterns, a crown motif at the top and heart-shaped openings that emphasize the symbolic meaning.

A decorative and meaningful piece, well suited both as a collector's item and as wall decor in a Nordic or rustic interior.

Specifications:
- Material: Hand-carved wood
- Maker: Unknown
- Type: Wedding spoons / folk art
- Dating: Circa 1970s
- Measurements: approx. 130 cm in length when fully extended.
- Condition: Used condition with normal signs of wear
- Marking: No visible marking