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Chinese New Year Hampers 2026
Celebrate the Year of the Horse with Our Lunar New Year Gift Hampers
On 17 February 2026, we welcome the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Horse — a year that symbolises energy, progress, confidence, and forward momentum. It’s a time to say Gong Xi Fa Cai, gather with loved ones, and celebrate new beginnings with meaningful traditions and thoughtful gifts. Our collection of gourmet hampers is thoughtfully curated to celebrate the Lunar New Year with premium products, symbolic treats, and elegant presentation — making them ideal for both personal and professional gifting. Chinese New Year is a 15-day celebration filled with family reunions, feasts, fireworks, and cultural rituals designed to invite luck, prosperity, and happiness for the year ahead. One of the most important traditions is gift-giving — and a beautifully curated Chinese New Year hamper is one of the most thoughtful ways to share blessings with family, friends, colleagues, and business partners. Our 2026 Chinese New Year hampers bring together symbolism, premium Australian products, and festive flavours to help you celebrate the Year of the Horse in style.The Significance of the Year of the Horse (2026)
The Horse is a powerful zodiac symbol associated with strength, freedom, success, and momentum. In Chinese culture, the Horse represents movement, ambition, and positive change — making 2026 an ideal year for growth, new ventures, and bold decisions. People born under the Horse sign are known for their:- Confidence and independence
- Optimism and enthusiasm
- Strong work ethic and determination
- Ability to inspire others
What’s Inside Our Chinese New Year Hampers?
Traditional Lunar New Year Delicacies
Each hamper is carefully curated with symbolic treats chosen to represent prosperity, unity, and happiness:- Pineapple cakes – Symbol of wealth and good fortune
- Mochi cakes – Represent togetherness and harmony
- Fortune cookies – Sharing wishes for the year ahead
- Artisan tea blends – Promote calm, balance, and connection
- Sweet biscuits & festive snacks – For joyful sharing
- Handcrafted sweets – Symbolising abundance and celebration
Premium Australian Products
Select hampers include premium local favourites to elevate your gift:- Australian wines – Perfect for toasting new beginnings
- Gourmet chocolates – A luxurious festive indulgence
- Artisan-made delicacies – High-quality treats crafted locally
Symbolic Red Envelopes (Hóngbāo)
Many of our 2026 hampers include traditional red envelopes (hóngbāo) — a timeless symbol of luck, protection, and prosperity. Red represents happiness and good fortune, making it an essential part of Lunar New Year gifting.Lucky Numbers for 2026
- 8 – Wealth and success
- 6 – Smooth progress and good flow
- 9 – Longevity and abundance
How to Choose the Perfect Chinese New Year Hamper (2026)
Hampers for Family Celebrations
Designed for sharing, our family hampers bring everyone together with festive treats and traditional flavours — perfect for reunion dinners and home celebrations.Corporate Chinese New Year Hampers
For clients, teams, and business partners, our premium corporate gift hampers are designed to strengthen relationships and share prosperity at the start of the Year of the Horse. Strengthen business relationships with a refined corporate gift. In Chinese culture, gifting during the Lunar New Year symbolises respect and goodwill. We offer:- Bulk order discounts
- Free branded gift cards
- Premium presentation for clients and partners
Customisable Options
We offer flexible options to suit every recipient:- Alcoholic or non-alcoholic hampers
- Dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan selections
- Personalised notes and corporate branding
Chinese New Year Gift Ideas by Recipient
Gifts for Friends & Coworkers
Thoughtful, culturally meaningful options include:- Specialty tea boxes or elegant tea sets
- Gift boxes with traditional New Year treats
- Red envelopes with lucky amounts
- Festive home or desk decorations
- Gift cards for restaurants or retail experiences
Chinese New Year Gifting Etiquette (2026)
Do:
- Wrap gifts in red or gold for good luck
- Choose practical, shareable gifts
- Include symbols of the Horse for 2026
- Present gifts with both hands as a sign of respect
Don’t:
- Give clocks, umbrellas, or sharp objects
- Use white or black wrapping
- Give overly extravagant gifts
- Gift green hats (symbol of infidelity in Chinese culture)





















