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Yule | Plantable Botanical Christmas Cards - Set of Four
Yule | Plantable Botanical Christmas Cards - Set of Four
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A Christmas greeting that continues to grow.
A considered collection of four botanical Christmas cards, thoughtfully illustrated and printed on plantable wildflower seed paper.
Delicate monochrome illustrations, traditional Christmas sentiments and the natural texture of seeded paper bring a quiet simplicity to seasonal correspondence.
Long after the festivities, each card can be planted, allowing its embedded wildflower seeds the opportunity to grow. A small gesture towards a more thoughtful Christmas.
The Ritual
Take a moment to write by hand. Share a seasonal sentiment, send a little warmth and, when Christmas has passed, give the paper a new beginning in the soil.
The Collection
Season's Greetings
An illustrated wreath of winter botanicals, finished with a delicate ribbon.
Merry Christmas
Botanical foliage and festive detailing surrounding a traditional Christmas greeting.
Have a Magical Christmas
A collection of hand-drawn hanging ornaments and delicate seasonal details.
Wishing You a Wonderful Christmas
A softly illustrated Christmas tree with a simple seasonal sentiment.
A Greeting That Grows
Made with plantable seeded paper, these Christmas cards are designed for a life beyond the festive season. Once enjoyed, the paper can be planted to give its wildflower seeds the opportunity to germinate.
Considered Details
Set of four assorted Christmas cards
A7 format
Plantable wildflower seed paper
Delicate monochrome illustrations
Blank inside for your own message
Recycled kraft envelopes included
Plastic-free packaging
Designed and printed in the UK
The Planting Ritual
Once the card has been enjoyed, place the seeded paper on moist compost and cover lightly. Keep gently moist and position in suitable growing conditions to encourage germination.
Germination will depend on growing conditions and the season. Plant responsibly in a garden or container rather than releasing seeds into wild habitats.
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