国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 10月27日 22時50分

This Norwegian drinking bowl is carved in the form of a goose and features “rosemaling,” or decorative floral folk painting originating from the low-lands of Norway. Due to the revival of Norwegian folk art in the 19th century, “kasas” were widely reproduced for use as decoration.
How have migrations of people throughout American history have shaped our foodways and influenced profound cultural exchanges around food? That’s what we’re discussing today and tomorrow as part of #SmithsonianFood History Weekend! Tune in to our roundtable discussions live stream today: s.si.edu/FoodRoundtables
On Saturday, join us for ? Cooking demos ? Hands-on learning ? Deep-dive talks ✨ Culinary experts ?‍? Festival schedule: s.si.edu/FoodHistFestival

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