About 30,000 Trademarks found for “shen qingming”

The wording "QINGMIAO" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The name(s), portrait(s), and/or signature(s) shown in the mark does not identify a particular living individual.

Arts and crafts findings, namely, pompoms; Bobby pins; Braids; Brassards; Brassards; Brooches for clothing; Buttons; Embroidery; False beards; False hair; False moustaches; Hair bands; Hair barrettes; Hair curlers, non-electric, other than hand implements; Hair curling pins; Hair extensions; Hair nets; Hair ornaments in the nature of hair wraps; Hair pins; Hair scrunchies; Human hair; Toupees; Wigs

Bags for sports; Clothing for pets; Handbags; Haversacks; Pocket wallets; Reins for guiding children; Rucksacks; Sling bags for carrying infants; Travelling bags; Trunks being luggage; Umbrellas; Walking sticks

Bracelets; Earrings; Bead bracelets; Brooches being jewelry; Charms for key rings; Ear studs; Jewelry chains; Key chains; Keyrings of common metal; Necklaces; Rings; Watch bands; Wrist watches

3D decorative plastic ornaments for attachment to cars, walls, windows, mirrors and other solid surfaces; Buddhist family altars (butsudan); Drawer pulls of plastic or wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for all these materials; Furniture for children; Furniture in the nature of sectionals; Holiday ornaments of plastic; Ornaments of plaster; Pet furniture; Pet furniture in the nature of cat condos; Plush figures for use as outdoor holiday decorations; Residential and commercial furniture; School furniture; Statues of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; Works of art of wood, wax, plaster or plastic

"SHU" AND THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "SHU"

Chamomile-based beverages; Coffee beverages with milk; Custard; Flowers or leaves for use as tea substitutes; Fruit teas; Herbal tea; Honey; Pastries; Tea; Tea bags; Tea substitutes; Tea-based beverages; Tea-based iced beverages; Artificial coffee and tea; Black tea; Chai tea; Green tea; Iced tea; Instant tea; White tea

The wording "QING" has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of two Asian characters appearing in the color black above the wording "QING DA" which appears in blue, next to a red incomplete circle being formed by two curved lines which appears next to two blue curved lines.