YEAR OF THE SNAKE
Lucy Williams | Image sourced from Pinterest
Interior by Pierce & Ward | Image sourced from Pinterest
CM by MOKUM // Beverly Hills colour Whisky
Interior by Tali Roth | Photograph by Lillie Thompson
CM by MOKUM // Majorelle Collection
Horta Museum, Belgium | Image sourced from Pinterest
ZINC TEXTILE // Jacopo II Collection
1950s Chinese bed in the home & gallery of Han Feng | Image sourced from Pinterest
ZINC TEXTILE // Jacopo II Collection
To attain prosperity, one should wear gold for wealth, green for good fortune, and red for harmony (and to repel negativity).
Lunar New Year, often called the Spring Festival or Chinese New Year, has been celebrated in China, Vietnam, Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore for 3000 years.
Representing happiness and good fortune, the colour red holds special significance in Chinese culture.
The wood snake takes centre stage this Lunar New Year, symbolising harvest, spirituality, and good fortune.
