Lady M Confections, a cake boutique known for its elegant crepe cakes, has collaborated with Sanrio for a box filled with six drawers of Bon Bons. Decorated with cute illustrations of My Melody, a cake-eating white rabbit, this gift set will help you celebrate the Lunar New Year in plum blossom, tangerine, lychee Bon Bon bliss.

Spice up your pantry with two beautifully decorated Year of the Rabbit-themed jars of Junzi chili oil nestled in a red gift box. The package includes a jar of the exclusive, The Year of the Rabbit Celebration Chili Oil infused with red Sichuan peppercorns and other spices along with a jar of the Original Junzi Chili Oil. These jars will take the spotlight amongst your pantry staples and on your celebration table.

Fly By Jing's latest Sichuan Gold will be the most coveted condiment at the party. Spiked with the “electrifying tingle” of Tribute Peppers, this bright chili oil pairs well with longevity noodles, dumplings and hot pot.

A package wrapped to look like one giant White Rabbit candy that contains 35 individually wrapped White Rabbit Candies – need we say more? Stock up on these hilariously fun treats from Chop Suey Club, a lifestyle boutique for contemporary Chinese design and art.

Among its typical gems (in flavors of matcha, yuzu, kumquat and pineapple, plus almond and tofu), the star of Misaky Tokyo’s set is its moon-shaped candy with a rabbit sitting inside it.

Famous bakery Kee Wah is dishing out sweet nian gao imprinted with a rabbit and panda. Like the adorable companions on this traditional Chinese New Year dessert, this set is made to be shared with your nearest and dearest. Just slice and pan fry to crisp-on-the-outside, chewy-on-the-inside perfection.

A decadent box of red, “Good Luck” and gold leaf truffles makes a gorgeous addition to any celebration. Valerie Confections is an AAPI-owned chocolate company in Los Angeles. that is celebrating the Lunar New Year with beautiful nine-piece and 15-piece chocolate sets.

Bring on the pints! This special New Year’s package from Ice Cream Jubilee, an AAPI woman-owned ice cream shop in Washington D.C., includes five pints with different flavors like Citrus Sichuan Peppercorn and Red Bean Almond Cookie. Spicy, nutty, sweet, creamy goodness, this package comes with something for everyone including a Coconut Lychee Lime Sorbet for those eat vegan.

Copper Cow Coffee is ringing in the Lunar New Year, known as Tết in Vietnam, with two of the country’s most popular drinks: Ceylon tea and 100 percent-Vietnamese origin coffee. Brought together with sweetened condensed milk, the tea coffee latte is a modern take on milk tea and will bring a joyful jolt to the year.

Featuring a vibrant Firecracker red Perfect Pot and Always Pan, plus four beautiful Year of the Rabbit-inspired bowls, this collection is a wonderful addition to anyone’s kitchen for the new year.

This book about a young girl’s family traditions for the Lunar New Year, which include the making of pineapple cakes, is perfect to read with kids. Order a copy from Yu and Me Books, the first female owned Asian American bookstore in New York City.

These dumplings and siu mai from the first and oldest dim sum restaurant in New York City make for an easy and delicious meal to ring in the New Year.

This kit includes one whole duck, 15 buns, 12 duck wrappers and all the essential ingredients to make a showstopping meal for the Lunar New Year table. Order it from Umamicart, a female-founded online Asian grocer.

Halmi takes traditional Korean cinnamon punch, Sujeonggwa, and packs it conveniently in a can – with some bubbles to boot. Add this to the beverage lineup at your celebration (but keep the homey handmade ceramic cup inspired by Korean teaware from Esther Plates all to yourself).

Shaking up cocktails? Opt for Sông Cái Distillery’s Spiced Roselle Gin, perfect for winter celebrations. The ruby-colored gin is inspired by traditional Vietnamese fruit liqueurs.

Cheers with this limited-edition bottle of Johnnie Walker.

A non-traditional gift for your charcuterie-loving friends and family, this bundle contains three packs of different Jamón from Mercado Famous, a Chinese-founded, Spanish charcuterie brand.

Stick With Me sweets shop is shipping 24K gold leaf-decorated bonbons that can double as decor and dessert. These handcrafted sweets are filled with pecan praline and sea salt caramel.

Adorned with beautiful floral designs, these chopsticks are gorgeous additions to any Lunar New Year table.

This red and gold box of nine candy cubes including flavors like Lotus Flower, Lucky Mandarin and Peach Blossom make it easy to spread sweet good fortune.

Umamicart partnered with Rice Blossoms, a business founded by Jennifer Ban, that takes a modern and luxurious approach to traditional Korean desserts. In this stunning sampler, you’ll find dashik, yanggeng bean paste jellies and bean paste cookies worth sharing with the whole table.