The golden-hued qilin ornament from CAHA's Tết Couture collection is a small decoration carrying wishes for a smooth-sailing new year. The qilin is an auspicious creature in East Asian culture, perfect for hanging on apricot blossom branches, peach blossom branches, and kumquat trees. Its sparkling golden hue brightens up any corner of the home during spring. Affordably priced, it is easy to purchase multiple strands to fully adorn the branches.

Golden-Hued Qilin Ornament — A Splendid Detail for Tết

• ✦ Qilin Symbol — an auspicious creature carrying wishes for peace and prosperity in the new year.
• ✦ Light-Catching Gold — sparkles under fairy lights and early morning sun, looking charming in photos.
• ✦ Lightweight and Easy to Hang — comes with a pre-attached hanging cord that can be hooked onto apricot or peach blossom branches without weighing them down.
• ✦ Affordable and Easy to Buy in Sets — purchase multiple strands and pair them with red envelopes and couplets to fully adorn your tree.

Material & Finish

The qilin is neatly shaped and evenly coated in a golden hue on both sides. The hanging cord is delicate yet sturdy, easily supporting the weight of the ornament. The neat finish resists peeling and scratching when stored through many Tết seasons.

Usage Suggestions

Hang it on apricot, peach, or kumquat branches, or string it together to decorate the main door or staircase. It also makes a charming charm for wrapping Tết gifts for business partners. Explore the full CAHA Tết Couture collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many golden-hued qilin ornaments should I hang on one tree?

For a medium-sized indoor apricot or peach blossom tree, six to ten strands will look balanced. Hang them at alternating heights and intersperse them with red envelopes to create a rhythmic color pattern. For a large tree in the lobby, you can increase the quantity depending on the density of the branches.

How should I store them after Tết so I can reuse them the following year?

Gently wipe off the dust, then place each strand in a zip-top bag or a soft-lined paper box. Avoid damp places and direct sunlight to prevent the golden hue from fading. Store them carefully, and the ornaments will remain beautiful for many springs to come.