SuChin Pak’s Favorite Gifts to Give from Asian American Brands and Makers

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SuChin Pak’s Favorite Gifts to Give from Asian American Brands and Makers
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'Gift-giving says a lot when words can’t: It communicates feelings of appreciation, respect, and gratitude among neighbors, co-workers, friends, and family,' writes suchinpak

Photo-Illustration: The Strategist. Photos: Courtesy of the Vendor Gift-giving in Asian culture is not just reserved for the big moments. I remember my parents buying crates of Asian pears and stocking up on hand creams when they went on sale so they always had trinkets around when they were invited somewhere for dinner or to visit friends. Often small, these gifts are given with the knowledge that one will come back to you.

Opte Precision Skincare System $599 $599 Photo: Courtesy of the Vendor My friend Chriselle Lim introduced me to this gadget during an episode of Add to Cart, when she told Kulap and me about how it not only helped her skin but also simplified her makeup routine. It’s hard to describe how it works without seeing it for yourself, but the device basically does two things. Using a built-in camera, it scans and detects any hyperpigmentation on the skin, then emits blue light to treat uneven areas.

$95 at Sam Lee Buy The Qi Special Connection Tea Set $79 $79 Photo: Courtesy of the Vendor/ Speaking of flowers, this set of floral teas from The Qi would be a fun twist on the concept for anyone you might typically give an arrangement to. Watching the dried buds unfold into giant flowers as they steep in hot water can be so meditative, not to mention beautiful.

Society Social Hampton Cane Frame in Turquoise $19 $19 Photo: Courtesy of the Vendor Next to sourdough loaves, it seems a lot of people have been busy making babies during the pandemic. To new parents , I love to give these colorful yet sophisticated cane frames from Society Social, a brand known for furniture and décor that nods to its founder Roxy Te’s North Carolina and Filipino roots. Everyone oohs and aahs over them .

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