Best Chinese New Year hampers and gifts, including Radley and Lego

This hamper is filled with tasty treats to celebrate in style. Inside is a Milk Chocolate Gold Bar, Cocoa-Dusted Jumbo Raisins, Lunar New Year Snake Biscuit Trio, Jasmine Green Loose Leaf Tea, Citrus Blossom Honey, Cocoa-Dusted Pecans and Jasmine Sparkling Tea. Five lucky customers will also find £180 Chai Wu dining voucher inside. 

You can't really go wrong with Fortnum & Mason, and their food hampers are well-loved for good reason. Inside this Lunar New Year themed box is a special selection of treats to kick off the celebrations, including; Chocolate Gold Coins, delightful Piccadilly Stem Ginger Biscuits and Lunar New Year Iced Biscuits, Cup of Good Fortune Loose Leaf Tea and a non-alcoholic Rosé Sparkling Tea.

Indulge in this hamper of sweet treats, savoury bites and refreshing drinks. There's a mixed brownie box to share, as well as chilli oil cookie bites, Sparkling Mango Passionfruit Bubble Tea, Sparkling Lychee Rose Bubble Tea and a jar of sweet chilli nuts.

These decorative ginger biscuits make a beautiful gift for loved ones when celebrating the year of the snake. There's five delicious designs to enjoy, handmade and hand decorated with a lantern, koi karp, a fan, boat and a snake.

Biscuiteers are well-loved for its letterbox biscuits that are decorated with colour, detail and themes, such as this Chinese New Year Box. 

This vibrant red tote bag from Radley is a practical but stylish gift that is bound to get plenty of use. 

While more expensive, this beautifully decorated leather purse has a orchid flower appliqué, a timely padded zodiac snake, press stud fastening, five interior card slots, two slip pockets and a zip pocket. 

Estée Lauder's Advanced Night Repair Serum has long been its bestselling skincare product, thanks to a formula packed with anti-aging benefits, so if you're already an avid user, or know someone who is, what better way to celebrate the year of the snake than with this illustrated bottle. 

If you really want to impress your guests, this Lego set ticks all the boxes. Suitable for aged nine and older, it's a great way to teach kids (and adults) about Chinese traditions by building objects that symbolise good health and prosperity.

This delicately decorated tea tin features limited edition motifs to symbolise the new year, prosperity and good fortune, and inside you'll find an aromatic and floral blend of bai mu dan white tea with rose petals and lychee.