Finding a stellar gift for birthdays, Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day and every festive occasion can be daunting.
But we’ve recently learned that you can get customised flower domes that feature your favorite characters like Hello Kitty, Gudetama, My Melody & many more.
Lunabelle – a premium floral and gifts business – sells handcrafted rose domes with preserved flowers that can last for 3 to 10 years. Here are 7 of our absolute favourites.
Those who are still finding gifts for the Chinese New Year will be happy to know that there’s a ‘Maneki Neko’ aka ‘Fortune Cat” themed rose dome.
The cat’s raised paw beckons good luck and prosperity according to the Japanese.
We recommend you place it in your homes, offices, shops, counters and everywhere else. There’s no shame on relying on a bit of luck to get the perfect match on Tinder, ace your job interview and find the best investments.
We’re still shook after the release of Hello Kitty x We Bare Bears and upcoming CNY-themed Hello Kitty EZ-link charms — but the Hello Kitty craze is far from over.
Sanrio fans will be happy to know that they can buy red or gold-themed Hello Kitty rose domes too.
This sounds like a sweet opportunity for those who want to expand their Hello Kitty collection in 2019.
The Mcdonald’s My Melody Holders got many us out in droves and queuing at 4AM.
If you missed out on all the fun, this My Melody-themed dome will give you something to look forward to.
We have to admit that there’s nothing like the image of Hello Kitty’s cute little BFF lighting up an enchanted rose dome and tugging our heartstrings.
Sometimes we just want to collapse in bed, lounge in a chair and retreat in eggshells all-day long. It’s not an epic or wild experience, but we do need to take breaks and be lazy.
Now, thanks to this Gudetama-themed rose dome, your loved ones will have a kawaii companion looking over them during their most egg-xciting egg-periences in 2019!
Tokidoki fans, we’ve got you covered too!
The brand has launched a Tokidoki-themed rose dome which isn’t available anywhere else in the world.
For the uninitiated, Tokidoki was created by Italian artist Simone Legno.
In Japan, the word ‘tokidoki’ means “sometimes” and according to Mr Legno, it signifies “people’s hidden energy and the hope for something magical to happen to us.”
Believe it or not, we’re all hoping for something magical to happen in our lives this year too.
Sanrio’s Kiki and Lala – aka the Little Twin Stars – are said to have been born on Omoiyari Star in the Dream Star-Cloud. They travelled to Earth so they could learn how to be the “best, shiniest stars they could be”.
While we weren’t born from clouds, we hope that that these Little Twin Stars will be the key to making our dreams come true so we can also shine like the brightest stars.
Flower bouquets are so last season!
Lunabelle has changed the flower-giving experience with their adorable Rose Plush Bear.
While we’re thrilled to receive bouquets on Valentine’s Day, this bear definitely signifies all the effort and hardwork we make for a relationship to blossom.
If you’re interested in buying these flower themed rose domes or rose plush bears, send a PM to Lunabelle on Instagram and Facebook. Their customised rose domes come in different characters and have many colors.
We’re sorry to burst your bubble but these beautiful domes come at rather steep prices. These thoughtful gifts are worth $158 (Regular) or $188 (Large). This includes a complimentary gift card and free islandwide delivery.
Don’t forget that pre-orders have to be made two weeks in advance!
You’ve got about 1 month till Valentine’s Day so there’s no harm bookmarking this as a high-SES once-in-a-lifetime treat for bae.
Presenting her with BTO keys via this dome if she’s a mega Sanrio or Disney fan, will definitely seal the deal.
Featured image from Instagram.
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