The cup features a pattern made from the unique mosaic designs of various MTR stations, vibrant in color. It can be placed at your home or on office desk to...
The HK Taxi UV Ultralight Umbrella is part of the collection of GOD compact and super lightweight umbrellas. It's perfect to pop into your bag for everyday use - rain...
The Maneki-neko (also known as Fortune Cat or Lucky Cat) is an iconic Japanese figurine and lucky charm, believed to bring good fortune to its owner. There are many stories...
Our Hong Kong Hanging Decorations are the perfect gift for loved ones near and far, of any age. Hand-painted, with a satin ribbon for hanging, they will be treasured keepsakes for...
A Mahjong tile featuring the sparrow (or number 1 Bamboo). Not just for Christmas, they make wonderful wedding favours, perfect as part of a gift hamper, for unique table settings,...
This GOD original mug is made of fine bone china with an exclusive willow print overlaid with vibrant colours. The combination of fine materials and contemporary design offers both durability...
This is not a cup of Gin & Tonic Looking for a way to enjoy the refreshing taste of a Gin & Tonic without the alcohol? Look no further than Gin...
Part of the Icon HK collection by Zest of Asia, this napkin set has four beloved symbols of Hong Kong: the junk boat, rice bowl, birdcages and lanterns in gold. Made of 100%...
Part of the Icon HK tea towel collection by Zest of Asia, this towel has a traditional junk boat in gold embroidery with a white base and gold stripes. Perfect for...
Part of the Icon HK tea towel collection by Zest of Asia, this towel has a pair of chopsticks perched on a rice bowl in gold embroidery with a white base...
Wish your Sweet Tart a HAPPY ANNIVERSARY with this playful, bright, card by Lion Rock Press. Featuring two egg tarts, one of Hong Kong's must-have treats! Details:- Blank Inside- 12.7 (h) x...
Say HAPPY BIRTHDAY in style with a MAHJONG-inspired card by Lion Rock Press. Featuring the "1 bamboo" tile which is also called "the sparrow" or "ma que" in Chinese carrying...