In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving ... the horn and the cornucopia became a symbol of harvest. At the same time, having symbolism alone doesn’t necessarily make for a great basket.

Every Thanksgiving, the horn-shaped cornucopia, a curving basket overflowing with fruit, nuts, and vegetables, appears on tables as part of the holiday decor. But where did this unique-looking ...

Thanksgiving is a time of celebrating friends ... To make this centerpiece, you will need a wicker horn basket, styrofoam or floral foam, dried foliage or faux flowers, fake pumpkins, gourds ...

The use of the cornucopia is not limited to Thanksgiving. In Asia, large horn-shaped baskets are used for carrying items. It also appeared on early coins and currency. Famous statues, paintings ...

On Oct. 16, Aldi announced its lowest-priced Thanksgiving basket in five years, offering 10 people a full meal for less than $47. The chain cites a NielsenIQ study published in the Wall Street ...

In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, I went searching for a ... I sent messages to as many Kentucky basket weavers as I could find in early November. Cornucopias appear frequently in paintings ...

Three symbols that make us think of Thanksgiving are Pilgrims, turkeys, and the cornucopia. Everyone knows the history of the Pilgrims, and turkey is always an important part of the holiday dinner.