These soothing, pretty tiles will probably match your CNY fits.
If you need to up the mahjong ante this Chinese New Year, or perhaps just want to swap out your, er, traditional tiles for something a little more chic, well, we’ve got just the news for you. Love, Bonito has launched itshad a cheery spin on the tiles, this year’s set is adorned with in-house designed abstract prints in the most soothing pastels that will probably match your CNY fits. Collecting animal tiles is made even more fun with the critters all glittered up on the tiles this time round.
This year’s set also comes with a pink-tastic case with handles so you can carry them to house visits and look on-point while you're at it.or at any of their six physical stores. Customers who spend a minimum of $188 in a single receipt in stores can redeem a Love, Bonito limited edition lucky cat to add to your CNY décor collection.
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