A 45 x 45 cm cushion cover featuring the GOD signature print, Prosperity in pink. Each side has a duplicate print. Auspicious symbols feature highly in Chinese culture as people...
The Chinese Opera Slippers Collection by Betta are not only stylish and fun but well made with exquisite embroidery and stitching for very subtle seams. No glue is used. ...
GOD x Playful Socks collaboration socks featuring the ubiquitous red, white and blue print from the Amah bag. The ubiquitous red, white and blue print on the Amah bag is probably the...
Part of the Icon HK tea towel collection by Zest of Asia, this towel has a Chinese dragon in blue embroidery with a white base and blue stripes. Perfect for...
The giant panda is the rarest member of the bear family and considered to be China's national treasure. In efforts to raise awareness of their near extinct numbers, G.O.D. created a...
Since its launch in 1950, Rummikub® Brings People Together through its fun and exciting game with uncountable combinations, giving hours of amusement and unforgettable moments to everyone.Specially designed Rummikub® game...
Featuring fun G.O.D. graphics, these colourful document sleeves are a fun way to liven up your documents while the print helps to stylishly cover sensitive information. Specifications:Fits A4 size documentsThumb hole for...
A set of two 10.5 oz/310 ml whiskey glasses featuring a GOD original print of illustrated mahjong tiles mixing inverted gold and white Mahjong tiles. A most popular pastime today, Mahjong...
A GOD original 45 x 45 cm cushion cover with the Nathan Road, but in a special blue treatment signature print. Nathan Road is an iconic Hong Kong urban scene inspired by the lit-up...
A water-resistant and easy-to-clean placemat featuring the popular GOD signature print, Prosperity. Auspicious symbols feature highly in Chinese culture as the people like to surround themselves with objects and designs that...
Inspired by the ubiquitous 'Good Morning' towels found in almost every Chinese household or business in the 1970s, the print can still be found in shops today. The text reads...