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The Tradition of the Pineapple

The Tradition of the Pineapple
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The pineapple is a traditional American symbol of hospitality. During colonial times, sea captains arriving home brought back the tropical fruit from exotic locations. As a sign of their safe return and to welcome guests, they placed a pineapple on their gate or door. In time, people began carving pineapple designs into their doorways and gateposts. Pineapples are still given today as a symbol of welcome or friendship.


Jim Shore Pineapple Ornament
Jim Shore Pineapple Ornament




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