Description

Honor the spirit of gratitude and the history of the harvest season with this distinguished Pilgrim Man Caroler, a timeless addition to your autumn décor. Dressed in traditional 17th-century attire, he symbolizes the enduring legacy of Thanksgiving and the values of perseverance and community.

In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians came together to share an autumn harvest feast—an event now recognized as one of the earliest Thanksgiving celebrations in colonial America. Though often cited as the first, this gathering followed long-standing traditions of giving thanks for a bountiful harvest.

This handcrafted figure is part of the Byers Choice Thanksgiving Collection and makes a meaningful seasonal accent for mantels, shelves, or tabletops.

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.