Dress your little one up this Chinese New Year with a beautifully designed romper done by Sri Emas student, Levana who was inspired by the "Great Race Story of the Zodiac". 

This is the most widespread Chinese zodiac legend. The Jade Emperor (The Emperor in Heaven in Chinese folklore) ordered that animals would be designated as calendar signs and the twelve that arrived first would be selected. On that day, the rat got up very early and rushed to the gathering site. On the way, he encountered the ox that ran much faster.

In order not to fall behind, he thought up a good idea. He made the straightforward ox carry him on condition that he sang for the ox. At last, the ox and rat arrived first. The ox was happy thinking that he would be the first sign of the 12, but the rat had already slid in front, and became the first lucky animal of the Chinese zodiac. 

Dress your little one up this Chinese New Year with a beautifully designed romper done by Sri Emas student Minsun - who is a Korean student and has not had much experience celebrating Chinese New Year in Malaysia. However, this design was created based on depicting 'Family', 'Festivity' and 'Auspicious Symbolisms'.

Dress your little one up this Chinese New Year with a beautifully designed romper done by Dwi Emas student Shuen Ru depicting all 12 zodiacs with a subtle hint upon which Zodiac is the main one for 2021.

This beautifully designed shirt was done by Sri Emas student Minsun - who is a Korean student and has not had much experience celebrating Chinese New Year in Malaysia. However, this design was created based on depicting 'Family', 'Festivity' and 'Auspicious Symbolisms'.

All of which are what she felt represented some of the most loved aspects of Chinese New Year according to those she knew. 

This beautifully designed shirt was done by Sri Emas student Minsun - who is a Korean student and has not had much experience celebrating Chinese New Year in Malaysia. However, this design was created based on depicting 'Family', 'Festivity' and 'Auspicious Symbolisms'.

All of which are what she felt represented some of the most loved aspects of Chinese New Year according to those she knew. 

Sri Emas student, Levana created this beautiful piece of artwork after being inspired by the "Great Race Story of the Zodiac". This is the most widespread Chinese zodiac legend. The Jade Emperor (The Emperor in Heaven in Chinese folklore) ordered that animals would be designated as calendar signs and the twelve that arrived first would be selected. On that day, the rat got up very early and rushed to the gathering site. On the way, he encountered the ox that ran much faster.

In order not to fall behind, he thought up a good idea. He made the straightforward ox carry him on condition that he sang for the ox. At last, the ox and rat arrived first. The ox was happy thinking that he would be the first sign of the 12, but the rat had already slid in front, and became the first lucky animal of the Chinese zodiac. 

Sri Emas student, Levana created this beautiful piece of artwork after being inspired by the "Great Race Story of the Zodiac". 

This is the most widespread Chinese zodiac legend. The Jade Emperor (The Emperor in Heaven in Chinese folklore) ordered that animals would be designated as calendar signs and the twelve that arrived first would be selected. On that day, the rat got up very early and rushed to the gathering site. On the way, he encountered the ox that ran much faster.

In order not to fall behind, he thought up a good idea. He made the straightforward ox carry him on condition that he sang for the ox. At last, the ox and rat arrived first. The ox was happy thinking that he would be the first sign of the 12, but the rat had already slid in front, and became the first lucky animal of the Chinese zodiac. 

This beautifully designed pillow, when strategically placed, can strategically placed accent can bring the whole room to life, and this pillow is just what you need to do that. What's more, the soft, machine-washable case with the shape-retaining insert is a joy to have long afternoon naps on.

Use these pillows as accents to your home decor for the Chinese New Year celebrations and see if anyone is able to spot it!

• Size: 18" x 18"
• 100% polyester case and insert
• Hidden zipper
• Machine-washable case
• Shape-retaining polyester insert included (handwash only)
• Blank product components in the US sourced from China and the US
• Blank product components in the EU sourced from China and Poland

Usher in the new year with this beautifully designed bag by Sri Emas student, Levana. She created this beautiful piece of artwork after being inspired by the "Great Race Story of the Zodiac". This is the most widespread Chinese zodiac legend. The Jade Emperor (The Emperor in Heaven in Chinese folklore) ordered that animals would be designated as calendar signs and the twelve that arrived first would be selected. On that day, the rat got up very early and rushed to the gathering site. On the way, he encountered the ox that ran much faster.

In order not to fall behind, he thought up a good idea. He made the straightforward ox carry him on condition that he sang for the ox. At last, the ox and rat arrived first. The ox was happy thinking that he would be the first sign of the 12, but the rat had already slid in front, and became the first lucky animal of the Chinese zodiac. 

• Eco-friendly, convenient and practical.
   
• It gives an advantage of strength whilst being lightweight.
• Type: 100% polyester fabric.
   
• Size: 34cm (L) x 40cm (H) / 13.4" (L) x 15.7" (H)
   
• Colour: White

This beautifully designed mug was done by Dwi Emas student Shuen Ru depicting all 12 zodiacs with a subtle hint upon which Zodiac is the main one for 2021.

Use this mug to serve your drinks in during Chinese New Year celebrations this year and see if anyone is able to spot it!

• Tested for RoHS compliance.
   
• Printed with heat transfer printing. 
   
• Material: Porcelain
   
• Dimensions : Approximately 9.7cm / 3.8" in height & 8cm / 3.1" diameter.
   
• Weight: Approximately 450g inclusive protective plastic & box.
   
• Capacity: Standard 11oz or 330ml
   

This beautifully designed stainless steel flask was done by Sri Emas student Minsun - who is a Korean student and has not had much experience celebrating Chinese New Year in Malaysia. However, this design was created based on depicting 'Family', 'Festivity' and 'Auspicious Symbolisms'.

All of which are what she felt represented some of the most loved aspects of Chinese New Year according to those she knew. 

• Capacity: 600ml
• Material: Stainless steel
• Bottle layer: single layer
• Colour: White, Silver
• Height: 24.4cm / 9.6"
• Printing Area: 17cm x 10.5cm

A lot of secret smiles start with your morning drink. Designed by Sri Emas student, Scott - based on his observations of how the Chinese New Year Family dinner is like every year. He cleverly depicts each member of the family in different often seen and generalised "poses/situations" during this festive dinner experience!

Have fun identifying who in the family may have been represented with this fun design!

• Tested for RoHS compliance.
   
• Printed with heat transfer printing.
   
• Material: Porcelain
   
• Dimensions : Approximately 9.7cm / 3.8" in height & 8cm / 3.1" diameter.
   
• Weight: Approximately 450g inclusive protective plastic & box.
   
• Capacity: Standard 11oz or 330ml