USPS Unveils Latest Lunar New Year Stamp

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has introduced a new stamp in celebration of the Lunar New Year, marking the Year of the Rabbit, set to be issued on February 3, 2026. This stamp is part of an annual tradition that recognizes the significance of the Lunar New Year in various cultures around the world, particularly in Asian communities.

Designed by artist and illustrator Kam Mak, the stamp features a vibrant illustration of a rabbit, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity according to the Chinese zodiac. The artistic elements reflect cultural traditions associated with the Lunar New Year celebrations.

The stamp will be available in a pane of 20 and can be purchased at local post offices and online at the USPS website. This release not only promotes cultural appreciation but also allows stamp collectors and enthusiasts to commemorate this festive occasion.

USPS highlighted the importance of diversity in the stamps it issues, acknowledging various cultural moments throughout the year. The release of the Lunar New Year stamp is part of a broader initiative to connect with diverse communities and recognize their traditions.

For more information regarding this stamp release, please visit the official USPS announcement at USPS Newsroom.