Collection of taste: colorful rabbit stamps

In celebration of the Year of the Rabbit, postal services around the world have released a variety of zodiac-themed stamps, each reflecting the rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions of Chinese tradition. These stamps not only highlight the significance of the rabbit in Chinese culture but also showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of designers from different regions. On January 5th this year, China Post launched the “Xin Year” zodiac stamp series. The design features elegant jade rabbits set against a backdrop of the moon, complemented by the traditional "Bao Xianghua" pattern—symbolizing good fortune with peonies and lotus motifs. Created by Professor Wu Guanying from Tsinghua University's Academy of Arts, this is the third round of New Year rabbit stamps issued by China Post, blending simplicity with cultural depth. Taiwan’s postal service released its first “New Year Stamps” set on December 1st last year, featuring two stamps and a small sheet. The images depict affectionate kissing rabbits and rabbits gazing into the distance, while the small sheet showcases a dynamic, jumping rabbit. The vibrant orange and purple hues, combined with a black silhouette effect, create a lively and colorful visual that symbolizes the joy and excitement of the Lunar New Year. Hong Kong’s postal office issued a set of four “Year of the Rabbit” stamps along with a souvenir sheet and a stamp sheetlet. The designs feature various types of rabbits, including local wildlife and domestic pets. Similarly, Macao released a set of five stamps and a stamp sheetlet designed by Canadian-Chinese designer Lin Zien. Drawing inspiration from the previous Year of the Tiger, Lin incorporated elements of the five Chinese elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) into the design, creating a visually striking and culturally meaningful collection. Australia’s Year of the Rabbit stamps, released on January 11th, include two images: one depicting the Chinese character for “rabbit” alongside a shadow rabbit, and another showing a paper-cut rabbit with the character “he” (harmony) embedded in its body. In South Korea, the commemorative stamp features cute cartoon rabbits with large, expressive eyes, reminiscent of elves. Meanwhile, Liberia’s stamp sheetlet uses red rhubarb as its main color, adorned with auspicious clouds and a Chinese-style grid, with snowflake-shaped rabbits adding a unique touch. Canada released both domestic and international versions of its New Year Rabbit stamps. The domestic version shows a white rabbit leaping across the image, with its hind legs partially hidden, while the international version features two white rabbits chasing each other in a circular motion. Both designs use a red background and incorporate elements of Chinese embroidery and classical decorative art. French stamps, designed by Chinese artist Li Zhongyao, depict rabbits inspired by those kept at home. Using traditional Chinese ink painting techniques, the designs capture the gentle and elegant nature of these animals. Overall, the global release of rabbit-themed stamps for the Lunar New Year reflects a deep appreciation for Chinese culture, with artists drawing on traditional art forms such as calligraphy, paper-cutting, and folk crafts to create beautiful and meaningful works.

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