Isle of Man Post Office is continuing its tradition of celebrating the Chinese New Year by introducing a vibrant set of four new stamps.
This collection, designed by acclaimed artist and illustrator Jo Davies and is in collaboration with EJC Design, beautifully honours the upcoming Chinese Year of the Dragon, set to launch on January 22.
Representing the awe-inspiring power and majesty of the Dragon, the Chinese Year of the Dragon, celebrated on February 10, brings forth these stamps showcasing Jo Davies’ enchanting artwork capturing the essence of this revered lunar symbol.
Chinese zodiac
In the Chinese zodiac cycle, the Dragon holds a significant place symbolizing strength, power, and good luck.
Each stamp resonates with the Dragon’s auspicious symbolism and reflects the ancient cultural heritage associated with this majestic creature.
This collection tells the legend of the four dragons and their importance in Chinese culture.
Year of the Dragon
Designer Jo Davies, expressed her pride in this project:
“Illustrating a set of stamps has been on my bucket list, especially one celebrating such a revered symbol. It’s an honour to represent the Year of the Dragon through art.”
Designer Jo Davies
Maxine Cannon, General Manager of Isle of Man Stamps and Coins, commends Jo Davies’ unique style, perfectly capturing the Dragon’s symbolic significance and majesty:
“We are delighted to present this exquisite stamp collection celebrating the Year of the Dragon.
Maxine Cannon, General Manager of Isle of Man Stamps and Coins
“Each stamp is a masterpiece, capturing the majestic essence and cultural significance of this revered lunar symbol.”
This collection features four stamps valued at £1.00, £2.50, £3.25, and £3.50, available in various formats, including the Set, Sheet Set, Presentation Pack (limited to 1100), First Day Cover (limited to 1500).
Explore the full collection at iompost.com/Dragon
4 Comments