Auspicious Foods Lunar New Year Card
This card highlights Chinese dishes often enjoyed during Lunar New Year, each dish cleverly symbolizing auspicious wishes for the coming year.
Noodles signify longevity due to their shape, dumplings represent wealth with their resemblance to gold ingots, fish embodies prosperity because the Chinese word for fish, "yu," sounds like the word for prosperity, sweet glutinous balls known as "tang yuan" symbolize reunions, and oranges are associated with good luck.
Similar auspicious foods are often eaten in other Asian countries that celebrate Lunar New Year.
Details:
- 4.75" x 4.75" folded card
- Blank inside
- Letterpress printed by hand on an antique printing press in Brooklyn, NY
- Printed on luxe soft white cardstock
- Paired with a 5" recycled kraft envelope
- Square envelopes require additional postage
Kwohtations is an Asian- and woman-owned line of letterpress-printed greeting cards and gifts that honor the amazing, messy lives we lead. They celebrate chosen families and everyday wins while acknowledging non-traditional milestones and difficult times. They hope everyone will see a bit of themselves in their messages and feel more seen and connected. Each greeting card is hand-printed on an antique printing press. A small business with inclusivity at the core of everything they create.
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Auspicious Foods Lunar New Year Card
This card highlights Chinese dishes often enjoyed during Lunar New Year, each dish cleverly symbolizing auspicious wishes for the coming year.
Noodles signify longevity due to their shape, dumplings represent wealth with their resemblance to gold ingots, fish embodies prosperity because the Chinese word for fish, "yu," sounds like the word for prosperity, sweet glutinous balls known as "tang yuan" symbolize reunions, and oranges are associated with good luck.
Similar auspicious foods are often eaten in other Asian countries that celebrate Lunar New Year.
Details:
- 4.75" x 4.75" folded card
- Blank inside
- Letterpress printed by hand on an antique printing press in Brooklyn, NY
- Printed on luxe soft white cardstock
- Paired with a 5" recycled kraft envelope
- Square envelopes require additional postage
Kwohtations is an Asian- and woman-owned line of letterpress-printed greeting cards and gifts that honor the amazing, messy lives we lead. They celebrate chosen families and everyday wins while acknowledging non-traditional milestones and difficult times. They hope everyone will see a bit of themselves in their messages and feel more seen and connected. Each greeting card is hand-printed on an antique printing press. A small business with inclusivity at the core of everything they create.
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This card highlights Chinese dishes often enjoyed during Lunar New Year, each dish cleverly symbolizing auspicious wishes for the coming year.
Noodles signify longevity due to their shape, dumplings represent wealth with their resemblance to gold ingots, fish embodies prosperity because the Chinese word for fish, "yu," sounds like the word for prosperity, sweet glutinous balls known as "tang yuan" symbolize reunions, and oranges are associated with good luck.
Similar auspicious foods are often eaten in other Asian countries that celebrate Lunar New Year.
Details:
- 4.75" x 4.75" folded card
- Blank inside
- Letterpress printed by hand on an antique printing press in Brooklyn, NY
- Printed on luxe soft white cardstock
- Paired with a 5" recycled kraft envelope
- Square envelopes require additional postage
Kwohtations is an Asian- and woman-owned line of letterpress-printed greeting cards and gifts that honor the amazing, messy lives we lead. They celebrate chosen families and everyday wins while acknowledging non-traditional milestones and difficult times. They hope everyone will see a bit of themselves in their messages and feel more seen and connected. Each greeting card is hand-printed on an antique printing press. A small business with inclusivity at the core of everything they create.
