44 (New) Lunar New Year Gifts: Jellycat Horses and Modern Mahjong Sets

A-Sha’s playful Hello Kitty–themed Lunar New Year gift box is filled with eight tasty pineapple cakes.

This petite assortment of teas from Tea Forté includes a variety of unusual blends: chocolate fondue, orange jasmine, cherry blossom, strawberry hibiscus, and Darjeeling quince.

MìLà has once again dropped a limited-edition dumpling for Lunar New Year: This year’s flavor is Spicy Hot Pot Beef with a rich, umami beef broth and the signature numbing tingle of Sichuan peppercorns.

If you’re craving real hot pot, Fly by Jing has teamed up with food influencer Logan Moffitt to release a bundle of broth-flavoring cubes, a mini electric hot pot, a set of mini chile crisps, and fun accessories like bibs and sweatbands.

Rooted Fare’s Lunar New Year gift pack contains three of the brand’s black-sesame-flavored spreads plus a Year of the Horse sticker sheet.

It’s hard to go wrong with a box of chocolates, especially when they’re as festive and nice-looking as these Compartés truffles.

Lady M has gone all out for its Year of the Horse gift set, which comes with 32 mini crêpe biscuits in coconut, chocolate hazelnut, vanilla, and raspberry flavors; five red envelopes; and a horse-shaped key chain — all wrapped in very luxurious packaging.

Little Moon Bakehouse, the maker of some of our favorite mooncakes, has bundled a few delicious offerings into a Lunar New Year gift set that features a few different cookies, peanut brittle, pineapple cake, and “wife cake” — a pastry filled with sweet winter melon paste.

LEGO’s Galloping Horses set draws inspiration from traditional Chinese brush paintings — the horses look as though they’re bursting from a canvas.

Jellycat’s Festival Horse stands almost a foot tall but is just as soft and squeezable as any stuffie.

These Lunar New Year toys from West Elm feature a money envelope, a dollar bill, and a dragon, all made by skilled artisans from felted wool.

Growing up, Tokidoki figurines were my personal Funko Pops! This dazzling unicorn is sure to brighten any desk or bookshelf.

Barbie’s collectible Lunar New Year doll for 2026 wears an elegant pleated gown and a sheer gold shawl.

The Joeydolls brand celebrates a diversity of Asian cultures and heritage. Its Lunar New Year bundle includes one doll of your choice, a pack of red envelopes, and a Celebrating Asia! activity book.

If you’re planning to host the celebrations this year, Crate & Barrel’s Lunar New Year collection includes serving platters, appetizer plates, and table runners.

I’m highly charmed by this whimsical Year of the Horse jar from Marimekko, named “Lempiheppa.”

Blueme’s Lunar New Year candleset is thoughtfully packed with traditional red envelopes and a detailed guide to the Chinese zodiac.

Send New Year’s greetings to all your loved ones by personalizing Papier’s arched design with a photo of your own.

Craftspring’s paper-horse ornaments pay homage to the traditional Chinese folk art of paper-cutting.

Marshall has once again released a limited-edition Lunar New Year version of its Emberton III speaker; this year’s graffiti-inspired design is by the Chinese artist FCCK.

Probiotic-beverage brand Wildwonder just released a modern mahjong set featuring colorful, design-forward tiles for a festive game night.

Glasshouse Fragrances has launched a Freedom of the Horse candle with notes of ginger, leather, and incense, housed in a handsome ceramic vase.

Jewelry brand Ming Yu Wang recently expanded into homeware; in celebration of the Year of the Horse, this sculptural, pearl-accented chopstick rest recalls the shape of a saddle.

This Year of the Horse set from Moleskine includes a large ruled notebook, a Kaweco pen, and two rolls of special washi tape.

If you really want to splash out, Lalique’s prancing-horse sculpture is made in France from pure crystal.

Asian American Girl Club’s Lunar New Year collection for Target includes sweats, claw clips, and this trio of too-cute bag charms.

Notte’s bold horseshoe ring gets some extra glow with hearts forged from mother-of-pearl.

Lululemon’s Dual Pouch Wristlet is coveted by 17-year-olds — and now there’s a Lunar New Year version with a bright-crimson hue.

Abercrombie & Fitch’s Lunar New Year capsule collection features crewneck sweaters, sweatpants, and this poplin button-up embroidered with a lucky knot.

For even more knots (and more luck), this Casetify phone case is also replete with frolicking horses and horseshoes.

This compact wallet from Kate Spade is adorned with a tactile horse outline. I’m especially charmed by the ruffled leather mane.

Or, if you prefer something slimmer, go with this sleek card-holder from Monos with an embossed horse detail.

This festive Brooks Brothers cardigan features a playful parade of carousel horses.

Canada Goose’s Rove Crew is crafted from organic cotton terry and printed with a limited Year of the Horse design by the artist Matt McCormick.

Mejuri’s mini horse charm, strung on a red silk cord, is bound to bring good fortune.

Or if earrings are more your speed, you can get a similar look with these silver Kara Yoo huggies.

Here’s a more subtle nod at equestrian style: a horsebit charm link studded with sapphires.

This Seree snaffle-bit necklace gets an extra boost of serendipity from a lucky jade hoop.

Caraa has released a special Lunar New Year edition of its baby pouch wristlet, embroidered with a dainty horse symbol. It’s perfect for storing wipes, snacks, and pacifiers.

Silk Laundry’s 100 percent silk pareu, printed with an image of wild horses, can be styled multiple ways: as a wrap skirt, strapless top, headscarf, or lightweight cover-up.

Luxury-womenswear label Susanna Chow’s Lunar New Year collection mixes traditional silhouettes with modern details. This suede jacket features Chinese knot closures, a mandarin collar, and fluffy shearling-trimmed sleeves.

Fly by Jing’s Jing Gao teamed up withTubby Todd to release a special hair wash and bodywash scented with pear and pomegranate.

Lush’s horse-shaped bath bomb has notes of lemon, mandarin, and bergamot.

Penhaligon’snewest addition to itsPortraitscollection is Fortuitous Finley, inspired by the elegance of the Arabian horse. The scent is a woodygourmandthat blends violet leaf, cardamom, pistachio, and leather.