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CHINESE NAIL FOILS - YEAR OF THE RABBIT - RED

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Lock in a spectacular 2023 by celebrating Chinese New Year/Lunar New Year/Spring Festival with a set filled with blessings and good luck.

To recreate our display set, simply pair these foils with our Year of the Rabbit Nail Transfer Tattoos in black, and finish with a matte topcoat.

Our Year of the Rabbit Nail Foils include:

  • Fú - The Chinese character for fortune/good luck is a popular decoration used to welcome positive energy and happiness. Placing the character upside down symbolises luck pouring out or arriving - the phrase an "upside-down Fú" sounds nearly identical to the phrase "good luck arrives.”
  • Blessing - A play on words, wishing you good fortune and prosperity. The word ‘tu’ has been switched to rabbit, which is also ‘tu’ but with different pronunciation.
  • Auspicious Clouds - A cultural symbol of peace, happiness, and good luck. The Chinese word for cloud also sounds like the word for luck/fortune.  
  • Rabbit - 2023 (January 22nd 2023 – February 9th 2014) is the year of the Water Rabbit. The Rabbit symbolises longevity, peace and prosperity in Chinese culture. In 2023, the Rabbit is correlated with Yin Water, which is characterised by sensitivity, intuition and inner peace.
  • Flowers - A significant decorative element during Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) celebrations, symbolising health, wealth, good fortune and the renewal of life.
  • Eternal Knots - Intricately crafted lucky charms made of a single cord, usually red, symbolising eternal good fortune, prosperity and abundance.

These foils are perfect for layering with our other Chinese New Year designs. Mix and match to create your own unique set to celebrate.

Each foil sheet includes a variety of designs and sizes. Most will fit natural/short nails. 

Handmade with love in Aotearoa.

A special thanks goes out to the Zheng family for generously sharing their knowledge and helping with translation. Ngā mihi nui!