Stamp collectors and astrology enthusiasts, this sheet of Year of the Pig stamps is a beautiful addition to any collection! Issued in 1994 as part of the US Lunar New Year series, these stamps feature Clarence Lee's distinctive paper-cut style design with that modern Chinese aesthetic. The Kanji characters on each stamp were done by professional calligrapher Lau Bun, adding authentic cultural detail. Each stamp is 29 cents and comes in pristine mint condition - never been hinged or used. The intricate design shows a stylized pig in red and gold against a white background, representing the third animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle. According to legend, the zodiac animals were determined when only 12 creatures showed up for Buddha's meeting, with each receiving their own year in the cycle. The sheet contains twenty stamps total, perfect for collecting, framing, or using for special occasion mail. The quality of printing is excellent, with sharp details and vibrant colors that have been well-preserved. Whether you're building a zodiac collection, interested in Asian culture, or just appreciate beautiful stamp design, this Year of the Pig sheet offers both historical significance and visual appeal. The story behind the Chinese lunar calendar adds an extra layer of interest to these already striking stamps. They make a thoughtful gift for stamp collectors, people born in the Year of the Pig, or anyone interested in cultural artifacts. The condition is truly mint - no flaws or imperfections, just beautiful stamps ready for display or preservation in your collection.