Paper Lantern Baseball T-Shirts

Full frame closeup from hanging red lantern roof decoration for celebrating Chinese New Year

Full frame closeup from hanging red lantern roof decoration for celebrating Chinese New Year. Square format

Celebrate the Chinese New Year, year of the tiger 2022 with this fun design. Tigers are walking through flowers and lanterns fly overhead.

Watercolor Pumpkin, Halloween Party, Spooky Pumpkin

Spooky Pumpkin, Watercolor Pumpkin, Funny Halloween Party

For anyone who loves Japan and Japanese art and culture.

Thanksgiving Turkey Funny Pumpkin Face Shirts and Gifts

Full frame closeup from hanging red lantern roof decoration for celebrating Chinese New Year

You light up my lanterns! Featuring a cute set of red Chinese paper lanterns that are lighting up the dark, this funny Asian-themed illustration is the perfect gift for someone special on Valentine's Day, an Anniversary or any other special occasion.

Chinese lanterns sparkle at night.

art deco pastel geisha by Jacqueline Mcculloch for House of Harlequin

Sky lanterns and Full moon.

A colourful display of Chinese paper lanterns await buyers in the market

"Beautiful Japan" is a design that showcases various iconic elements of Japanese culture. All these elements come together to create a beautiful and vibrant depiction of Japan.

More bamboo please!

For anyone who loves Japan and Japanese art and culture.

Pretty brightly coloured lanterns for Chinese New Year or whenever you need to brighten up your day. © Sybille Sterk Do not copy or publish this in any way, shape or form without my written permission.

Year of the dragon

Year of the dragon

Keep calm and hug a panda

For anyone who loves Japan and Japanese art and culture.

A lovely way to remember someone who has passed, the tradition of floating a paper lantern on the water remains today.

Red chinese lanterns strung across streets in Singapore

For anyone who loves Japan and Japanese art and culture.

Khom Fai ✅ - In Thailand, sky lanterns known as khom loy or khom fai are sometimes released into the sky to mark special occasions because it is believed the lanterns carry away troubles and bad luck. Khom fai usually refers to the giant paper lanterns released in the daytime during Loy Krathong which are filled with smoke to make them rise into the sky and also have firecrackers or noisy firework ‘bombs’ attached to them. Khom loy are the more general sky lanterns released at night.