Four Fun Facts About Beautiful Brocade
Brocade has always been part of Pearl River Mart's fabric (so to speak). But where does it come from and what are the different kinds?
Different Ways of Celebrating Dad
Father’s Day is around the corner! Here are eight things you might not know about dad day traditions throughout Asia.
Happy Birthday Buddha! Five of His Symbolic Positions and What They Mean
Today is the Vesak Festival, which commemorates the birth and enlightenment of Buddha Gautama. We're celebrating by exploring the different meanings behind his various symbolic gestures.
Slurp ‘Em Up! 8 Flavorful Fun Facts About Bubble Tea
For some, bubble tea is much more than just a beverage slash dessert. Learn more by slurping up these eight tasty tidbits about the Taiwanese phenomenon.
Hinamatsuri: 8 Darling Details about Japan's Doll Festival
Have you always wanted a holiday that combines beautiful dolls, delicious treats, and good wishes for girls? You're in luck.
Happy National Pig Day! 7 Swine-y Snippets
While we won't have another Year of the Pig until 2031, we have the excuse every year to celebrate our favorite porcine pal.
Year of the Tiger: Everything You Need to Know
As of the first of February, we'll be roaring into the '20s with the Year of the Tiger.
The 2022 Chinese pocket almanac is here! And the cover means a lot
We're extra excited this year because the beautiful cover art is by none other than our friend, talented artist Kam Mak.
The 10 Most Terrifying Ghosts in Asian Cultures
Think hungry ghosts are the only specters in Asian culture? Think again! Here are 10 of the most terrifying ghosts from Asian countries.
From Heavenly Creatures to Bodyguards in Hell: Five Fun Facts About Horses in Chinese Culture
If you haven't already noticed, we're getting a lot of inspiration from our Brooklyn warehouse finds. One of the latest is this pretty wooden horse statue, which of course means lot of fun facts about horses in Chinese culture.
Chinese Traditions for Babies and New Moms
Have a new baby in your life? Check out some fun Chinese traditions that celebrate the little one.
The Hungry Ghost Festival: Feeding and Appeasing Hangry Haints
In October Halloween is celebrated by much of the Western world, but a couple of months beforehand, some Asian countries celebrate another kind of ghostly holiday.