2025 Year of the Snake Red Envelopes – Set of Six with Storage Pouch and Mini Card

A constant presence in the collective unconscious, the snake frequently appears in myths, embodying both good and evil, and symbolizing transformation and rebirth. Let's explore the legendary tales of the snake that we've gathered! “A Twist of Fate” – The Garden of Eden Choosing between good and evil represents free will, and leaving Eden signifies knowledge and growth. The serpent offered a choice, and the decision to change or not always rested in our hands! “Divine Serpent” – Quetzalcoatl A god from Aztec civilization, revered for governing stars, inventing books and calendars, and bringing maize and bountiful harvests. Why not make a wish upon the stars governed by Quetzalcoatl! “Serpentine Wishes” – The Hundred-Pacer Viper Featured in the myths of Taiwan's Paiwan, Rukai, and Bunun tribes, the hundred-pacer viper is an ancestor, husband, and avenger, as well as a guardian spirit watching over us. “Abundant Scales” – The Rainbow Serpent In Australian Aboriginal mythology, the Rainbow Serpent represents natural laws and cosmic order. It shaped the land and protects humanity. “Vibrant Serpent” – The Rod of Asclepius The Rod of Asclepius, the symbol of the god of healing in Western culture, embodies medicine. May the serpent, which sheds its skin to regain youth, bless you with vibrant energy! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54149942747_fe785c9f10_b.jpg Product Information: Set of six, each with a different design. Material: Snow-kissed paper, 4-color offset printing, hot stamping. Dimensions: 9 X 18 cm Includes: Snake-themed mini card, exclusive printed PVC zipper pouch. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54150786646_03906d6cd6_b.jpg Please Note: 1. Colors displayed on computer screens are for reference only. Actual printed colors may vary. 2. International friends are welcome to order. We recommend contacting the designer to confirm shipping methods before placing your order.