2026: Year of the Fire Horse 🔥🐎
Happy Lunar New Year Tuesday, Feb 17th, 2026
Gong Xi Fa Chai!
You are cordially invited to join 2 Billion (!) people preparing to celebrate the Lunar New Year! For those seeking a reset or a fresh start, immersing oneself in the customs of this festivity can be a powerful catalyst for change.
The wise do not fight the horse’s spirit.
They learn its rhythm,
take the reins with humility,
and let its fire carry them forward.
Representing vitality, freedom, and indomitable will, the Fire Horse is a symbol of motion and awakening. It does not wait to be summoned. It arrives already in stride.
Drawing inspiration from this force, let us recommit to courage, not as impulse, but as mastery, and to learning how to guide the fire that drives us forward. The ancient Chinese believed that when you honor the Horse’s spirit within, your greater self is stirred into motion. Energy meets intention. Momentum becomes purpose. In tending this inner flame, your movement breathes life into all that surrounds you, carrying you toward horizons that once felt just beyond reach.
The Fire Horse teaches that power cannot be suppressed without consequence, nor unleashed without wisdom.
If you deny its fire, it will burn you from within.
If you attempt to restrain it, it will break free.
But if you ride with it, attuned and steady, you harness its strength to travel farther, faster, and truer than you ever imagined.
“A good horse does not turn back to graze.”
(好马不吃回头草 – Hǎo mǎ bù chī huítóu cǎo)
Meaning: One who is committed does not return to what no longer serves them.“A swift horse wins the race.”
(快马先行 – Kuài mǎ xiān xíng)
Meaning: Momentum and readiness bring advantage.“When the horse arrives, success follows.”
(马到成功 – Mǎ dào chéng gōng)
Meaning: Victory comes swiftly when action is aligned.
May your health, happiness, peace, and prosperity be as sweet, sure, and memorable as this Lunar New Year Collection. We so look forward to continuing to delight you during its course!
A central aspect of Chinese culture is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a holistic approach to health that incorporates herbal remedies, acupuncture, and dietary practices. Our truffle collection draws inspiration from the flavors and medicinal herbs of TCM, offering a unique blend of taste and wellness. Infused with ingredients known for their therapeutic properties, these truffles serve as a delicious reminder that resolutions can be both disciplined and delicious. Use this opportunity to explore the healing aspects of Chinese herbal traditions and incorporate them into your daily routine for a holistic approach to well-being.
Mandarin Oolong Tea ☕🪭🍊
Pill of Immortality 愛 ⚫🌿🥣
Five Spice Dark Dragon 🐉🏮
Fortune Cookie Dough 🥠🧧
Dragonfruit Lucky Dragon 🐲
Black Sesame with He Shou Wu 🐼
Hot Cinnamon Crème (spicy!) 🌶️⛩️
Sishuan Pepper Caramel (not spicy)🥮
Coins for Feng Shui
Active the Wealth Area: To find the wealth area of your home, stand in the front door looking in. The far left corner is the area of the home related to wealth. If you’re using the traditional compass methods, the wealth area would be the south-east direction.
Front Door: The front door of your home is important in feng shui because it’s where the energy flows into your home. Placing Chinese coins threaded with red cord above or strategically near the front door can attract wealth and prosperity for the family.
Career Success: The area you work in, like your home office or desk, represents your career and prosperity. It makes a lot of sense to stimulate success in these endeavors by using Chinese coins and feng shui to draw in good energy and fortune. Try coins strung on red cord hung behind your chair or near the entry of your office.
Your Wallet: Try placing some Chinese coins in your wallet to attract abundance. While you’re at it, be sure your wallet is in good condition. Keep your currency and cards in order and well organized.
Carrying Chinese Coins: Chinese coins can be carried as powerful amulets for attracting wealth as well as protection. A set of nine coins (in total) is especially lucky. The coins are also amplified when hung on a gold chain or red cord.
