2017 Year Of Rooster Stickers

The last Golden Roosters were born Feb 05 1981–Jan 24 1982. People of the Gold element and Rooster sign are able to distinguish right from wrong, having the clearest mindset and the most considerable power of independent criticism among all of the 12 zodiac signs. They are determined and brave enough to face all difficulties, and they make a great fortune due to their perseverance and hard work in life, just as the old Chinese saying goes: "no pain, no gain".

A mama cat at home with her rambunctious kittens.

Chinese New Year and calendar animals featuring years of the boar, pig, dog, ram, sheep, monkey, ox, rooster, rat, rabbit, tiger, snake and horse.

this smart looking rooster is ready to go out to start off anyone's day

Chinese Horoscopes, star signs, astrology, zodiac, year of the, ROOSTER

The sign of the "Rooster" in the chinese zodiac horoscope.

Perfect gift for people born in the year of the rooster to wear during Chinese New Year or any other Chinese festivals!

The Chinese Zodiac

Gong Xi Fa Cai ... Happy Chinese New Year

Everyone knows that year of the chicken is the best.

Everyone knows that year of the chicken is the best.

Our products contain only top quality materials, created in a brand new, state-of-the-art facility. Our main goal is to deliver incredible products that you can show off for many years. We only provide the best design apparels at a modest price. This item is the best gift idea for those you care most about, including yourself.

3D geometric pattern in greenery and kale colours

The last Golden Roosters were born Feb 05 1981–Jan 24 1982. People of the Gold element and Rooster sign are able to distinguish right from wrong, having the clearest mindset and the most considerable power of independent criticism among all of the 12 zodiac signs. They are determined and brave enough to face all difficulties, and they make a great fortune due to their perseverance and hard work in life, just as the old Chinese saying goes: "no pain, no gain".

To celebrate Chinese New Year, Est 93 in Red and Gold

To celebrate Chinese New Year, the number 17 in red and gold

The number 17 done in a negative space with bold colours

I'm observant, charitable and courageous. If you were born in 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005 or 2017, we're all born in the Year of the Rooster! Original design by KL.