New Luck Merch

Apparently this beautiful busy bumble bee is a symbol of wealth, good luck and prosperity. Put that together with the fact he's landed on some lucky four leaf clover and he must be really really lucky!

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Wishing everyone a lucky New Year every year.

May each and every day of yours be renewed with lots of happiness and love. Happy New Year 2021

Lotus Flowers Design by EDDA Froehlich / EDDArt | The Flower of Life is the original language of the universe; shapes, geometry, numbers and proportions. Spread the message of this peaceful and magic mandala! HAVE FUN & BE HAPPY

Fingers crossed hand for good luck people who believe in it

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Unlucky t-shirt. Buy now!

Fuzzy and warm bunny to bring you happiness and smiles in the New Year.

Happy 2023 New Year! It is the Year of the Rabbit. May your Spring Festival be filled with prosperity and good fortune. This cute AI generated Kawaii style illustration features a rabbit eating dumplings in celebration.

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I'M REALLY GOOD TODAY Tshirt to be in a good mood all day. I LOOK REAL GOOD TODAY for a positive thinking attitude. joy of life t-shirt

Dive into the Lunar New Year celebration inspired by the dragon. Explore festive art, dragon designs, and Asian traditions filled with luck, prosperity, and thematic illustrations in this unique cultural festival

Part of the Lunar New Year Series

Colourful Chinese New Year graphics of a red dance fan, chinese dragon mask and red lanterns

Chinese zodiac animals with emphasis on the Lunar New Year of the Dragon.

Fun design of the Chinese New Year Symbol that also means "It's All Good". Enjoy!

Don't Wish It Was Easier, Wish You Were Tougher

Fortune Cat. Happy Chinese New Year

Wish us luck in 2021

Ladybugs in the garden pattern drawing

Get dressed for your New Year Party with this amazing Chinese Zodiac design with one of the beautiful lucky animal charaters like Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog or Pig.

Constructed Chinese characters, in which a phrase is mashed together to form a word, is quite a common fixture in Chinese shops, mostly to bring luck or money. The most common of these is probably "招財進寶" or "Bring in wealth and prosperity" (idiom and traditional greeting, esp. at New Year).