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If you're going to a birthday party or baby shower, chances are, you're on the lookout for the perfect gift. Our editors at Evite compiled a list of amazing Asian- and Pacific Islander-owned businesses and authors to support now and forever! Here are our favorite gift ideas for you to consider for your next birthday party or baby shower (they’re all available at Amazon to make gifting them even easier).
Japanese-inspired, gentle-yet-effective skincare from TATCHA. Our fave: TATCHA The Starter Ritual Set
Beautiful, giftable spa and self-care sets for every occasion from ZAAINA. Our fave: Personalized Spa Gift Box
Vegan, cruelty-free nail polishes in every shade imaginable (including holographic and thermal) from Cirque Colors. Our fave: Madder Holographic
Vegan, cruelty-, sulfate- and paraben-free skincare from Summer Fridays. Our fave: Jet Lag Mask
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Sculptural, eye-catching works of art in jewelry form by HyworksLA. Our fave: BALANCING ACT NO.1 Clear Earrings
Dainty, modern necklaces, rings and earrings by everlijewelry. Our fave: Morse Code Secret Message Necklace
Luxurious kimono robes in silk or poly charmeuse from KIM+ONO. Our fave: Watercolor Floral Kimono Wrap
Premium shoe cleaners from Jason Markk for the footwear-obsessed person in your life. Our fave: Jason Markk Essential Kit
Incredibly intricate boho-inspired clay jewelry handmade by StephsClayGoods. Our fave: Thankful Collection Floral Earrings
Unique and elegant minimalist jewelry from Caitlyn Minimalist. Our fave: Personalized Pet Ring
Dapper bow ties, pocket squares, neck ties and more by WBTHAMM. Our fave: Gabriel Men’s Bow Tie
Pretty, personalized accessories (including resin designs with real flowers embedded within!) by NALYOfficials. Resin Real Flower Keychain Letters
Versatile and eye-catching handcrafted Hawaiian jewelry from Kahili Creations. Our fave: Tiny Sterling Silver Pineapple and Pearl Drop Earrings
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Super fresh, foodie-friendly spices from SPICEWALLA. Our fave: Grill Seasoning 6-Pack
Award-winning Vietnamese robusta and arabica coffee from Nguyen Coffee Supply. This woman-owned business has been on a mission to raise the profile of Vietnam’s famed robusta bean and create new opportunities for both coffee farmers and consumers. Our fave: Truegrit Whole Peaberry Robusta Coffee Bean
Mushroom, herb garden and veggie planter kits you can grow right in your home from Back to the Roots. Our fave: Organic Oyster Mushroom Growing Kit
Visually enchanting sculptural handmade candles you’ll want to mix and match from CaiCaiHandmade. Our fave: Ellie Twister Taper Candle
Handcrafted, whimsical plant trellises and more from Pine & Sprout. Our fave: Mushroom Indoor Houseplant Trellis
Minimalist wooden plant displays, cutting boards and more decor by C by M Creative. Our fave: Hanging Diamond Planter
Notebooks, plant picks and keepsake boxes made from sustainably forested American-grown hardwoods by HereafterLA. Our fave: Ginkgo Leaves Wood Journal
Trendy scented candles in sleek ceramic jars by Aerangis. Our fave: No. 0324 Aging Spirits Scented Candle
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Eco-friendly, très chic and practical (but unique) totes from Aplat. Our fave: Vin One Bottle Picnic Tote
Handmade repurposed leather journals with embossed details from SOOTHI. Our fave: If A Story, Handmade Antique Leather Journal
Colorful, eminently useful reusable bags, travel pouches, purses and more from BAGGU. Our fave: Standard 3-Pack
Quite possibly the cutest teethers, pacifier-holders, swaddles and bibs ever from Loulou Lollipop. Our fave: We couldn’t pick, so we have two! Silicone Taco Teether and Safari Jungle Muslin Swaddle
Sweet and delightfully punny bodysuits, tees and more from PunnyFits. Our fave: I Love You So Matcha Bodysuit
Adorably-packaged diaper balms and more from EmBeba. Our fave: Natural Diaper Rash Cream
Mantra-singing plush toys with removable voice boxes (you're welcome, parents) from MODI TOYS. Our fave: Baby Ganesh Mantra Singing Plush
Eco-friendly, Cradle to Cradle Certified®, refillable surface cleaners and soaps from Blueland. Our fave: Multisurface All-Purpose Cleaning Spray Bottle with 4 Refill Tablets
“Emma Ren: Robot Engineer” by Jenny Lu: A story about a young girl who wants to build a battle robot for a class competition? We (and tons of readers on Amazon) love it! If you have a child who is interested in STEM, we think they’ll love this story (and the illustrations by George Sweetland) too. Reading age: 4–8 years.
“Priya Dreams of Marigolds & Masala” by Meenal Patel: Truly a feast for the senses, this descriptive book details Priya’s connection to her Indian heritage and celebrates the bond between grandparents and grandchildren. Reading age: 5–6.
“A Different Pond” by Bao Phi: Dreamlike art by Thi Bui enhances this highly acclaimed story of a boy (Bao) and his father waking up early to go fishing—not for recreation, but for food. Reading age: 6–8 years.
“Chirri & Chirra” by Kaya Doi: The first book of the “Chirri & Chirra” series, this sweet story introduces these two little girls and their adventures to the world. The artwork is beyond charming—think classic illustrations with a fresh, modern feel. Reading age: 3–8 years.
“Eyes That Kiss in the Corners” by Joanna Ho: A New York Times bestseller and multiple award winner, this book (illustrated by Dung Ho) beautifully conveys a story about recognizing your own beauty and celebrating your heritage. Reading age: 4–8 years.
“Drawn Together” by Minh Lê: Illustrated by Dan Santat, this book proves that the language of art and storytelling can transcend any linguistic language. Reading age: 3–5 years.
“Sparkles of Joy: A Children’s Book that Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion” by Aditi Wardhan Singh: Remember learning about other cultures' holidays when you were little? This is that but in fun book-form! There’s even an Activity Book (sold separately) by the same author to motivate kids to learn more. Reading age: 4–8 years.
“The Green Frogs: A Korean Folktale” by Yumi Heo: If your kids love old-fashioned fairy tales, this wonderfully vivid retelling of a classic Korean fairy tale is bound to captive them. Reading age: 4–7 years.
“Sumo Joe” by Mia Wenjen: When your little sister wants to join you and your friends at sumo wrestling, what do you do? That’s just what Sumo Joe must decide in this delightful story, illustrated by Nat Iwata. Reading age: 4–7 years.
“A Children’s Book of Poems” by Gyo Fujikawa: Lovingly (and inclusively) illustrated by Gyo Fujikawa, this book contains a compilation of well-known poems from a variety of writers and is an enjoyable way to introduce children to the world of poetry. Reading age: 3–7 years.
“Wallpaper” by Thao Lam: This nearly wordless picture book allows the reader’s imagination and Thao Lam’s striking collage style to tell the story of a shy girl’s imaginary adventure. Reading age: 4–7 years.
“You Are My Magical Unicorn” by Joyce Wan: Babies love board books, and this adorable one about a magical, encouraging unicorn is sure to become a classic in your home. (BTW, Joyce Wan has tons of great kids’ books if a unicorn isn't what you're looking for.) Reading age: Baby–2 years.
“A Gift for Amma: Market Day in India” by Meera Sriram: Colorful, vibrant art from Mariona Cabassa pairs perfectly with Meera Sriram’s joyous descriptions of the wonders of an Indian market. Reading age: 4–8 years.
“Under My Hijab” by Hena Khan: Illustrated by Aaliya Jaleel, this story of a little girl observing how six different women in her life wear their hijabs also offers important insights into when and why Muslim women choose to wear them (or not). Reading age: 4–7 years.
“Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas” by Natasha Yim: Basically, this is a retelling of the classic Goldilocks story (with illustrations by Grace Zong), but set during Chinese New Year and featuring pandas. One of our favorite things about it (spoiler alert) is that Goldy Luck has a conscience and learns a lesson without being eaten. Reading age: 4–8 years.
“Queen of Physics: How Wu Chien Shiung Helped Unlock the Secrets of the Atom” by Teresa Robeson: The title of this book pretty much tells you what it’s about, and it does not disappoint. Rebecca Huang’s unique mixed media artwork accompanies this remarkable story perfectly. Reading age: 4 years & up.
“My First Day” by Phung Nguyen Quang & Huynh Kim Lien: You can’t talk about this book without mentioning the stunning illustrations (every page is a work of art). But the story of a Vietnamese boy off on a journey down a great river is incredible all on its own. Reading age: 4–8 years.
Paintable wooden craft party favors and contemporary red envelopes by HooHooAndMouse. Our fave: Rocketship Paint Kit Party Favor
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