The OCBC Bank ang pow for this year comes in four designs. Each has a different motif that is significant to the Chinese New Year. There are Mandarin oranges, gold fishes, vase with flowers and a tea set. Gold stamped calligraphy in the front extends auspicious wishes to recipients of these red packets. The delightfully simple motifs exude a festive atmosphere reminiscent of an era when traditions were strong and the occasion was the biggest celebration of the year.

OCBC ang pow for 2012 – Set 1.

OCBC ang pow for 2012 – Set 2.

OCBC ang pow for 2012 – Set 3.

OCBC ang pow for 2012 – Set 4.

Tags: ang pau, ang pow, Chinese New Year, Chinese Spring Festival, hong bao, red envelope, red packet

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