For moments we share.
A year of thoughtful gifts, familiar traditions and little reasons to gather. Made in the same quiet spirit as the everyday.
Moonlit reunion
Mooncakes, tea and small rituals for a table shared beneath the autumn moon.
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A fresh beginning
Mandarin gifts, considered red envelopes and a quiet New Year tea table.
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Little wishes, softly lit
Paper lanterns, sweet bowls and a place for the wishes you write yourself.
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For those we love
Flowers, warm layers and thoughtful words for the people who make a difference.
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Small days, big wonder
Natural play shapes and a gentle carp windsock, made for a little imagination.
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Wrapped with care
Leaf-wrapped gift concepts and embroidered craft for the Dragon Boat season.
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A moment of reflection
Simple flowers and quiet objects for personal remembrance, without fanfare.
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Around the same table
Tea, familiar pastries and picnic pieces for spending time together.
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An autumn evening
Pumpkin details and cocoa tones, keeping the season playful and understated.
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Warmth, thoughtfully wrapped
Paper stars, soft wool and little December surprises in a quiet winter palette.
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Space for a new year
Simple stationery and everyday organisation for a considered fresh start.
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The warmth of reunion
Sweet rice-ball concepts, soup bowls and time set aside for the people at home.
2 pieces to explorePlan by occasion — 2026 holiday guide
National and public holidays, plus selected cultural occasions. Festival dates and observed days can differ; local traditions vary. This is a gift-planning guide.
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Founding Day of the Republic of China
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Valentine’s Day
A cultural occasion for affection and friendship.
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Day before Lunar New Year’s Eve
Observed February 20. The government office break, including weekends, runs February 14–22.
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Lunar New Year’s Eve
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Lunar New Year
First to third lunar day; the office break includes additional days and weekends.
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Peace Memorial Day
Observed February 27. A day for remembrance and reflection.
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Lantern Festival
The fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
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- Taiwan · Public holidayA moment of reflection
Tomb Sweeping Day
Observed April 6. A time to remember loved ones.
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Labour Day
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Dragon Boat Festival
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- Taiwan · Cultural occasionA moment of reflection
Hungry Ghost Festival
A time for remembrance; local observances vary.
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Mid-Autumn Festival
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Confucius’ Birthday and Teachers’ Day
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- Taiwan · Public holidayA moment of reflection
Taiwan Retrocession and Battle of Guningtou Commemoration
Observed October 26. A moment for historical reflection.
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Christmas
A cultural occasion; not the name of a national public holiday here.
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Constitution Day
The public holiday is Constitution Day; Christmas is a separate cultural occasion.
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New Year’s Eve
Year-end gatherings; not an additional national public holiday.
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