“喜” (xǐ) is the Chinese character for joy — the kind of joy that spills over and must be shared. In Chinese tradition, “喜” is the character of weddings, births, and the bright moments worth marking in red ink.

You may have seen its doubled form — “囍” — on Chinese wedding invitations, doors, and gifts. This “double happiness” is more than a design choice: it represents two people whose joy is greater because they share it, and a celebration that ripples outward to family and friends.

A hand-brushed “喜” by Artist Lina Sun is a heartfelt gift for a wedding, an engagement, or any moment of celebration that deserves to be honored in ink. It turns happiness into something you can hold in your hands — and keep on a wall for years to come.

• Wedding
  The most traditional moment for "喜" — especially in its doubled form 囍, the symbol of joy multiplied by being shared.
• Engagement
  A meaningful gift to mark the beginning of a new life together — joy at its earliest, brightest moment.
• Anniversary
  Years into a marriage, "喜" is a quiet way to honor the joy that has stayed.
• Birthday
  For someone whose presence in your life is itself a celebration.

Wife · Husband · Best Friend · New Couple · Coworker · Family · or yourself