The Mahjong Tile Carver Greeting Card by Alvin Lam cardholder BIG duo cotton bed linens

BIG duo cotton bed linens

Featuring the "1 bamboo" tile which is also called "the sparrow" or "ma que" in Chinese carrying a piece of birthday cake surrounded by a bamboo border

John Lam is an avid photographer who has been obsessed with shooting bustling local night scenes

the Scottish Whisky Tea is a must-have for the whisky lovers

The Door Gods were two historical admirals in the Tang Dynasty

The Mahjong Tile Carver Greeting Card by Alvin Lam cardholder BIG duo cotton bed linensFollowing in her father's footsteps at age 13, Ho Sau Mei began training in the art of carving mahjong tiles by hand. Now in her mid 60s, Ho carries on her family legacy in the same shop where she grew up, while most of the industry has turned to factory made, mass produced plastic tiles. With only a few mahjong sifus (masters) left in Hong Kong and no successors to the trade, mahjong carving may very well disappear with her generation. CHOOSE STYLE