[Ding You Da Ji] 2017 (Year of the Rooster) Gold Foil Red Envelopes (Set of 5) / Customizable / Opening Ceremony Red Envelopes / Year-End Party Bonus

// Design Inspiration // The new red envelopes for the Year of the Rooster (2017) Inheriting a long-standing tradition with a modern, minimalist style, using gold foil and the color crimson to embody a prosperous Chinese New Year. Since ancient times, Chinese people have favored the color red, a symbol of auspicious occasions in China. In ancient times, copper coins were strung with red thread during the New Year. Today, as times have changed, the advent of paper currency has led to the use of red envelopes. Furthermore, elders give "lucky money" to children. Legend has it that a monster named "Sui" that would snatch children would appear during the New Year. Therefore, lucky money also carries the hidden meaning of "suppressing Sui," to protect and bless children's safety. // Product Concept // Red envelopes are not just for the New Year. They are used for all occasions, be it weddings or funerals; relatives and friends who help the host family will all receive red envelopes. With red envelopes imprinted with "Ding You Da Ji" (Great Fortune in the Year of the Rooster), may relatives and friends have peace and earn great wealth in the Year of the Rooster. // Product Specifications // Quantity: Pack of five Size: 9x17.8cm Paper: Fine textured red paper + gold foil stamping Suggestion: Can be used with [Ding You Da Ji] series stickers!! (As shown in image 4) *For customization, please click "Contact Designer." *If you require an invoice, please click "Contact Designer" first. Designed in Taiwan / Made in Taiwan Origin / Manufacturing Method Origin: Taiwan