Chinese New Year Pillows
Description: This design fuses the mythical majesty of a dragon with symbolic elements of good fortune, creating a unique and vibrant representation. This design not only pays homage to Eastern mythology, but also celebrates hope and optimism for the coming year, incorporating elements that symbolize good fortune and prosperity.
Description: A minimal bunny rabbit portrait for the Year of the Rabbit 2023, colored in viva magenta Pantone color of the year 2023. The bunny head is circled by the repeating text Year of the Rabbit 2023. The recent rabbit years are 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023. If you were born in one of these years, your Chinese Zodiac sign is the rabbit.
Description: FRONT AND BACK PRINT on classic tee, pocket size on rest of the apparel options. Wood Dragon with a Chinese style dragon on wood framed in a circle, with text Wood Dragon Year of the Dragon 1964. All in peach fuzz, Pantone color of the year. Pocket size on the front, full size on the back. Especially for you born in the year of the wood dragon 1964 and 2024, your Chinese zodiac sign.
Description: Cute Year of the Rabbit Water 2023, celebrate with a monochrome line drawing of a cute bunny rabbit portrait with a wave of water framed in a circle. Inside the circle is the text Water Rabbit. Below the circle the text reads Year of the Rabbit 2023. The recent rabbit years are 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023. If you were born in one of these years, your Chinese Zodiac sign is the rabbit. Water rabbits have their 1st birthday in 2024 and here is the perfect gift for them.
Description: Crane and tortoise, Tsuru-Kame(鶴亀) in Japanese and often appeared in Chinese mythology, is a symbol of longevity and believed to bring good fortune. Both these creatures are known for their long lives, and cranes are especially remarkable for their lifelong monogamy, making them a perfect symbol of marriage.
Description: A line drawing of a cute gold snake on wood with a red background and framed in a black circle. Text at the top reads Wood Snake and below the circle the text says Year of the Snake 1965. According to the Chinese Zodiac, wood snakes were born in 1965 and will be born in 2025. Those born in 1965 will have their 60th birthday in 2025.
Description: Shen (Monkey) Witty, lively, flexible, humorous, curious Feb 12, 1956 – Jan 30, 1957 Jan 30, 1968 – Feb 16, 1969 Feb 16, 1980 – Feb 4, 1981 Feb 4, 1992 – Jan 22, 1993 Jan 22, 2004 – Feb 8, 2005 Feb 8, 2016 – Jan 27, 2017 Jan 26, 2028 – Feb 12, 2029 Silkscreen design for the Year of the Monkey by Daniel Liam Gill http://daniel-gill.com
Description: Step into a world of mystery and enchantment with this captivating artwork of a snake encircled by flowers, stars, and a radiant moon. The harmonious blend of botanical beauty and celestial elements evokes a sense of magic and wonder. Rendered in a soothing palette of turquoise, indigo, pink and yellow ochre, this mystical design embodies the essence of boho style and desert-inspired aesthetics.
Description: A minimal line drawing of a Chinese style dragon for the Year of the Dragon 2024, colored in classic white. The dragon is circled by the repeating text Year of the Dragon 2024. The recent dragon years are 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024. If you were born in one of these years, your Chinese Zodiac sign is the dragon. Best on classic black and other strong colors.
Description: Step into a world of mystery and enchantment with this captivating artwork of a snake encircled by flowers, stars, and a radiant moon. The harmonious blend of botanical beauty and celestial elements evokes a sense of magic and wonder. Rendered in a soothing palette of mocha, beige, cream, and deep indigo, this mystical design embodies the essence of boho style and desert-inspired aesthetics.
Description: Celebrate the Year of the Tiger with this awesome vintage-inspired design featuring the iconic Wo Hop restaurant from Chinatown NYC! This fierce tiger, flanked by traditional lanterns and a classic takeout box, is perfect for foodies, New Yorkers, and anyone who loves Chinese culture. Grab yours on a t-shirt, hoodie, sticker, and more!
