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Gift for Chinese Lunar New Year: Good Wishes Baby Quilt by RedEnvelope

by Karen Walrond (Subscribe to Karen Walrond's posts)
Jan 18th 2006 1:05PM

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Apparently, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year is January 29th -- it's the Year of the Dog, or bingxu, and year 4703 by the Chinese calendar.

Ever on the ball, RedEnvelope is featuring a wonderful gift to give to a special baby to commemorate the new year.  According to RedEnvelope, in northern China, the birth of a child is celebrated with a colorful Bai Jia Bei or 100 Good Wishes Quilt.  Inspired by this tradition, RedEnvelope has silkscreened 100 good wishes on this quilt which can be monogrammed to personalize the quilt for your little one.

It's US$95 (plus extra for monogramming).  Unfortunately, RedEnvelope does not ship outside of the United States -- really, they need to change that!

Tags: 100 good wishes quilt, 100GoodWishesQuilt, Chinese New Year, ChineseNewYear

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