Inside and outside the latticed windows, all is reunion

The latticed windows imprint the moon, and flowers bloom among leaves. This Mid-Autumn Festival, the InterContinental Guangzhou specially presents a series of mooncake gift boxes. Using "latticed windows" as the inkstone and "autumn leaves" as the ink, the millennia-old symbolism of reunion is condensed into a palm-sized gift box.

Vermilion windows gleam with color, apricots reflect porcelain light. The "Clear Moon" Mid-Autumn Gift Box contains eight mooncakes in four flavors: Double Yolk White Lotus Seed Paste, Tangerine Peel Red Bean, Butter Coconut, and Matcha Golden Sand. The box design adorns the thousand-year auspicious "honeysuckle pattern," capturing the essence of "clear moon" radiance, transforming its name into the elegant realm of "serene moon and clear breeze." Traditional motifs blend with modern craftsmanship, offering not just palate pleasure but also blessings transcending time.

Gilded window charm, apricot fortune conveys blessings. The "Apricot Blessing" Mid-Autumn Gift Box contains six mooncakes in three flavors: Yolk White Lotus Seed Paste, Tangerine Peel Red Bean, and Purple Sweet Potato. The design reveals Lingnan elegance through Cantonese window patterns, inviting you to linger under the old moon of Flower City. Ginkgo leaf shadows dance across the box, each whispering autumn's secrets, expressing the oriental romance of "apricot" fortune and happiness.

Red windows mirror the moon, apricot leaves convey affection. Fiery Chinese red complements Cantonese window patterns, with golden apricot leaves symbolizing destined encounters and shared fortune. The "Crimson Shadow" Mid-Autumn Gift Box contains four Double Yolk White Lotus Seed Paste mooncakes; the "Porcelain Shadow" box holds four mooncakes in two flavors: Double Yolk White Lotus Seed Paste and Five-Nut with Ham. Each design resembles moonlight through vermilion lattice, with window frames hiding reunion and apricot leaves etching time.

Let leaves be vessels, carrying flavors home. One mooncake, one autumn night—inside and outside latticed windows, all is reunion.

Post by TravelEnthusiast | Aug 5, 2025