Snake Year Blessing
Every Lunar New Year, Goji dresses up to wish you luck — and 2025 was the Year of the Snake. The plump Shiba wears a red Tang-style jacket with knotted frog buttons and a little coiled snake drawn on the front, hops on one foot atop a snow-dusted rock and hoists a shiny gold ingot like a trophy.
Catching Good Luck
Goji opened its arms to catch good fortune — and caught a snowball with its forehead instead. The plump Shiba stands on a pale-blue snowbank, eyes squeezed shut, paws still out, a burst of snow sliding down its head.
Happiness Toss
Here is the troublemaker. With a red scarf streaming behind it and a laugh you can almost hear, Goji winds up to toss a snowball — already wearing a splat of snow on its own head from the last round.
Watermelon Eater
In Chinese internet slang, ‘eating melon’ means watching drama unfold from the sidelines — the way English speakers grab popcorn. So here sits Goji, wrapped in a cozy countryside winter outfit, calmly munching watermelon while the gossip rolls in.
Roasted Sweet Potato
When the cold sets in across northern China, the smell of roasted sweet potatoes drifts from street-corner ovens. Goji has found one: bundled in a headscarf and padded jacket, the plump Shiba holds a steaming potato torn open to its glowing orange middle.
Cheek Squish
Anyone who has met a Shiba knows the urge: grab those fluffy cheeks and squish. This Goji is caught right in the moment — eyes shut, face pushed wide, curly tail up, putting up with it like a champ.
Takeout Bag
Somebody ordered takeout and got a Shiba. Goji has squeezed into a brown paper delivery bag — just a fluffy head and two paws showing over the folded rim — looking very satisfied with this arrangement.
French Fries
Why hold the fries when you can wear them? Goji sits back on its haunches, a red carton of golden fries perched on its head like a crown, gazing down with the calm of a dog who knows exactly where the snacks are.
Mahjong Fortune 2.0
Goji borrows the most famous lucky pose there is: one paw up, waving fortune your way. Add a red collar with a gold coin, a green-lettered mahjong tile and a fat red lucky bag overflowing with coins, and you have a Shiba that means business — good business.
Treasure Bowl (2024 Year of the Dragon)
Same lucky design as the regular 2024 New Year Goji — blown up to centerpiece size. At about 35 cm tall, every detail gets room to shine: the scaly red dragon with gold whiskers, the golden banknote in its jaws stamped with a dollar sign, and a treasure bowl brimming with coins and pale-blue pearls.
The Waiter
Welcome in — Goji will be your server today. The plump Shiba stands tall in a chocolate-brown apron, one paw tucked in and the other lifting a tray, wearing the satisfied grin of a waiter who has never dropped a plate.
2022 Christmas
Ho ho — woof! Goji has taken over Santa’s night shift. Perched on top of a brick chimney dusted with snow, the plump Shiba kicks up one leg, grins wide under a floppy red Santa hat and hauls a bulging blue sack of presents.
Flower Photographer
Goji has found the perfect shot. Crouched low among orange and yellow blossoms, the plump Shiba lifts a chunky black camera — just as a fuzzy little bee touches down on the lens and steals the picture.