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Hong Kong Inspired Jewellery The bat is an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture because the word for bat sounds like 'luck'. This design also features the double coin to symbolise...

Hong Kong Inspired Jewellery The English greeting 'Hello' sounds like 'Prawn Guy' in Cantonese Specifications:H: 1.5 cm x W: 3 cm (charm)L: 55.5 cm (necklace)Material: Stainless Steel and RhinestoneColour: Gold

Hong Kong Inspired Jewellery A friendly Cantonese slang popular in Hong Kong - the equivalent of 'No Problem' Specifications:H: 1 cm x W: 4.5 cm (charm)L: 55.5 cm (necklace)Material: Stainless...

Hong Kong Inspired Jewellery 'Mong Mere Ah Mong' means 'What are you looking at?' - a useful phrase to fend off nosy busybodies. Specifications:H: 3 cm x W: 3 cm...

Hong Kong Inspired Jewellery Typical Hong Kong exclamation when something goes wrong. Specifications:H: 1.5 cm x W: 4.5 cm (charm)L: 55.5 cm (necklace)Material: Stainless Steel and RhinestoneColour: Gold

A fun t-shirt with a play on a popular Cantonese phrase. It is a phonetic translation of a common Cantonese insult heard in the wet markets or the streets of Hong Kong, but in...

A GOD Original, a t-shirt featuring 'Mo-men-tai-la', a common Cantonese phrase which means 'no problem' or 'no worries'. HKers will add non-existent words such as 'la' or 'wor' at the...

Proudly express your Hong Kong pride by using this 'I Love Hong Kong' luggage tag in the native written language of Hong Kong.        Specifications: 10 (H) x 6.5...

The Bauhinia is an orchid tree flower and special to Hong Kong as it is the emblem on the Hong Kong flag in white.      Specifications: 10 (H) x 6.5...

A most popular pastime today, Mahjong requires four players to collect tiles in turns until one is able to collect a hand with a pre-set pattern.        Specifications:...

Specifications: 10 (H) x 6.5 (W) cm

'Fai-dee-lah' in Cantonese is a way of ordering someone to 'Speed things up!'.          Specifications: 10 (H) x 6.5 (W) cm