Perfect Pandas

For those of you who love incense, this little panda will become a quick friend. He’s perched on a mound of grass and ready to watch your incense burn down slowly. Only $14.95 from Frank-in-cense.

This parcel tape would cheer up that bland brown cardboard you ship most packages in, right? Only £2.99, or $5.85 from ToykoJazzPanda.com.

This looks like a fun game for my little cousin. From the site:

Knock out the blocks of the little panda’s body without toppling his head to win the game! In this set, you get a cute panda otoshi figure and wooden mallet.

Available here for £9.99, about $19.50.

These commercials are adorable, though I doubt the pandas really are craving Beijing Beef. Maybe if it was called Bamboo Beijing Icicle?

I have both of these bookmarks, and I love them! They make me smile every time I have to crack open my Thermodynamics or Aerospace Controls texts. And trust me, that’s hard to do.

Available from the always full of cute things ChinaSprout.com for only $3.50 and $5.95 respectively.

I haven’t heard the best things about Panda Drinks, but I’ve never tried it so I’m reserving judgment. How bad can it be, it has a panda on it?

This is the first in a series of posts about online panda games. There are a plethora of them around and some are just too cute to not mention. So, for the next few days (or weeks, there are tons!) I’ll be posting about panda games!

Let the games begin. (I’ve always wanted to say that.)

The first game is called Panda Adventure.

You’re a little panda in search of a way to get to bamboo island. Through a series of events you can make it there, but you have to figure out what and when to do certain things. It’s not too hard, but does take a bit of critical thinking. However, you can easily solve it in about 30 minutes if you pay attention to details.