“Aiya!” Beanie! Aiya is my favorite word in the Cantonese language and venturing out into the world feels like a constant “aiya!”

• Fabric: Acrylic
• Double-layer knit
• Chunky 3″ rib-knit cuff
• Size: One size fits most

Tiger Lily in Soy Sauce print! As the daughter of restaurant kids, soy sauce is something that roots me. With the soy sauce representing soil and my family’s life story, I wanted to draw flowers to represent different parts of my life coming from soy sauce. “Soy Sauce Poppies” represents the Minneapolis era of my life.

This is #3 in my collection, “Soy Sauce Genesis,” where I paint flowers from unique places in my life in soy sauce containers.

The Bay Bridge Art Print is a stunning and unique representation of one of the most iconic landmarks in the San Francisco Bay Area. This high-quality San Francisco art print captures the beauty and majesty of the Bay Bridge in stunning detail, making it the perfect addition to any home or office decor. With its vibrant colors and intricate design, this print is sure to draw the eye and become a conversation piece for years to come. A must-have for any fan of San Francisco, Oakland, or architecture, the Bay Bridge Art Print is a timeless masterpiece.

Send this to your bestie or lover that you cross the bridge for in East Bay to San Francisco, or vice versa! This Bay Bridge card is to express appreciation for all the work and travel it takes to get across the Bay to see your loved ones.

Wish your loved ones a Happy Lunar New Year with this Year of the Rabbit + Peace Lily Plant Card!

This exclusive Lunar New Year card is part of my Zodiac Plants Collection, where I pair Chinese Zodiac animals with plants that match their personality.

Both the Rabbit and the Peace Lily are cautious, gentle, quiet, kind, patient, and responsible.

The Year of the Rabbit card is a perfect gift for plant parents and people born in the years of 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, and 1927.

Inside is blank. Comes with a 24lb kraft 4 3/8″ x 5 3/4 envelope.

Gung hay bok choy! 🥬 Wish your loved ones a Happy New Year with this card! 

In Chinese, people say “Gung hay fat choy” to wish each other Happy New Year! “Fat choy” means fortune. In Chinese culture, bok choy is the lucky vegetable – because it rhymes with “fat choy.” Chinese people love their puns!

Inside is blank.

Comes with a 24lb kraft 4 3/8″ x 5 3/4 envelope.

Most Chinese families keep a Kitchen God by their stove, as the kitchen is the soul of each family. This Chinese Kitchen God art print is a perfect piece of art to put above your stove.

The Kitchen God sees all of the affairs of each family. In Chinese mythology, the Kitchen God or Zao Shen is summoned every New Year by Jade Emperor to deliver a report on each family’s behavior. According to the report, the Emperor will reward or punish each family accordingly.

I incorporated elements that invoke prosperity and fortune: the annual New Years’ fish for abundance, prosperity knots, lucky gold coins, peonies for wealth + spring, and a butterfly for beauty.

Fortune cookies portray Chinese people as happy-go-lucky, superstitious foreigners. With rice paper, I reclaimed Chineseness and recreated fortunes denoting my deepest wishes and desires.