Welcome the Auspicious Year of the Wood Dragon

Let’s collectively usher in the Lunar New Year of 2024 with our unique and elegant Wood Dragon Red Packets. As we step into the fifth year of the 12-year Chinese Zodiac cycle, these red packets offer a perfect blend of tradition and modern design, making them ideal for gifting and collecting.

Exquisite Craftsmanship and Design

• Material: Printed on 165gsm iridescent paper that catches the light beautifully.
• Finish: Adorned with a gold hot-stamp finish for a touch of luxury.
• Size: Each packet measures 85mm wide by 170mm tall, featuring a vertical design.
• Colors: Please note that colors may vary slightly from what is seen on screen due to differences in monitor settings.
• Quantities: Available in packs of 4, 8, 12, 24, or 48. Bulk pricing options are available for larger quantities. Contact us for pricing details.

Special Features

• Limited Edition: Be a part of our unique 12-year project by collecting these limited edition red packets.
• Perfect for Every Occasion: Ideal for weddings, birthdays, baby showers, and especially the Lunar New Year.
• Collectible Item: Save at least one red packet in your collection to cherish this special year.

Order Now and Add Prosperity to Your Celebrations

Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of cultural heritage. Order now and be ready to spread joy and prosperity with these stunning Wood Dragon Red Packets during the 2024 Lunar New Year, starting on Saturday, February 10th.

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Rich Symbolism and Cultural Heritage

• Ancient Inspiration: The original dragon design is inspired by the ancient art of Chinese paper cutting, symbolizing power, wisdom, and prosperity.
• Significance of Red Packets: Traditionally used in East and Southeast Asian cultures, red packets (also known as Ang Pao or Hong Bao) symbolize good luck and ward off evil. They are customary gifts for special occasions, especially during the Lunar New Year.

The Chinese Zodiac and the Wood Dragon

The Chinese Zodiac, based on a 12-year cycle, assigns an animal and one of the five elements to each year. 2024 is the Year of the Wood Dragon, known for resilience and growth. This year symbolizes a time of renewal and transformation, encouraging ambition, innovation, and the pursuit of dreams. Learn about the legendary race organized by the Jade Emperor and the Dragon's noble fifth-place finish, exemplifying kindness and selflessness.

The Year of the Wood Dragon

The Dragon is the fifth animal in the Chinese Zodiac that follows the Rabbit, and is the only mythical creature in the whole zodiac.

In the race story, the Dragon could have won easily seeing as it is the only animal that could fly. However during the race, the Dragon stopped to help some villagers who were in need and thus came in fifth. In some versions, the Dragon also helped the Rabbit by blowing it towards the shore.

When the Dragon finally crossed the finish line, the Jade Emperor was surprised and asked why such a powerful and magical being would arrive fifth. The Dragon's response, detailing its actions to help others, greatly impressed the Emperor, highlighting the virtues of kindness and selflessness.*

(*This story is widespread and varies slightly among Chinese mythology).

The Dragon is revered and considered the most auspicious and powerful of all zodiac animals. It is seen as a strong symbol of power, strength, wisdom, prosperity and abundance.

People born in the year of the Dragon are known to be ambitious, courageous and enthusiastic. They are also viewed as natural leaders, driven to achieve their goals and willing to take risks. Their shadow side includes arrogance and tactlessness. 

You are born in the year of the Dragon if you were born in 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024.

2024 is the Year of the Wood Dragon. The Wood Dragon, known for its resilience and grwoth, brings a promise of renewal and transformation. 2024 is a year to harness the Dragon's vibrant energy, encouraging ambition, innovation, and the pursuit of dreams.

This year the Lunar New Year falls on Saturday February 10th.