No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like a Smurf! This design is based on the 80's figurines. .

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like a Lego astronaut!

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like an Imperial Stormtrooper! This design is based on the 70's - 80's ac...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like Psy! Make your Christmas tree "Gangnam Style!"

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like that weird dancing Elevator Guy! Gangnam style your Christmas tree w...

No two snowflakes are ever the same, and this one just happens to look like Scrat! That nutty prehistoric squirrel found an acorn in your Christmas...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like R2-D2!

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like severed heads of C-3P0! This is based on the ultra cool designs of t...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like Yoda! This is based on the ultra cool designs of the DIY snowflakes ...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like Chewbacca! This is based on the ultra cool designs of the DIY snowfl...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like Boba Fett! This is based on the ultra cool designs of the DIY snowfl...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like an Imperial Stormtrooper! This is based on the ultra cool designs of...

No two snowflakes are ever the same ... and this one just happens to look like an Imperial Biker Scout! This is based on the ultra cool designs of ...

Labyrinth designs are found in many cultures, and this particular design is based on Korean Buddhist patterns.

Based on the Korean symbol called "Su Ja Mun," which represents longevity.

This pattern can be seen all over Korea (ie. Buddhist temples, clothing, gift wrapping). Similar patterns can be seen all over China and Japan as w...

This pendant design is inspired by the Mugunghwa (or Rose of Sharon). In Korean, Mugunghwa means "Immortal Flower." It is known for its tenacity an...

This cross design was inspired by Asian shoji screen patterns.

This is dish shaped like a Yin or Yang and can be used in various ways: soy sauce with wasabe or ginger in the middle, etc. Buy two and choose fro...