Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival originated from the pilgrims giving thanks to God. This festival is celebrated mainly in the United States and Canada. In the U.S., this holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Traditionally, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with family and friends for a holiday feast. If you cannot be home to celebrate, sending a Thanksgiving gift to loved ones and friends is a good way to show you do care about them.

Autumn is harvest season. Hence autumn gifts usually convey the appreciation of abundance from fall harvest. We have put together an unique collection of fall gifts. You can find our beautiful Thanksgiving gift basket, fall gift baskets, cornucopia, cookie bouquet, pumpkin patch garden, fruit basket, harvest gift, and fall snacks. 

A notable symbol of Thanksgiving and abundance is the cornucopia, which is also known as the "horn of plenty", and 

the "horn of Amalthea".  According to Greek mythology, Amalthea was a goat who raised the god Zeus on her breast 

milk. Her horn was accidentally broken off by Zeus. In remorse, Zeus gave back her horn with the supernatural 

power that whoever in possession of it would have whatever he or she wished for.  The original depiction of 

cornucopia was that of a goat's horn filled with fruits and flowers.  In modern depiction, the cornucopia is 

Other Thanksgiving gift ideas may include autumn basket filled with gourmet goodies and decorated with a festive fall scarecrow, harvest fruit and nut tray, meat and cheese gift, fruit basket, and pumpkin patch container garden.

So even if you may not be able to be there in person to celebrate the holiday with your family and friends, you can share the harvest blessing of abundance by sending them a Thanksgiving gift.