Sustainable card - Embroidery vintage
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These durable cards are a real eye-catcher. The cards are printed on strong, ecological paper of 350 grams, so you can easily put them down or hang them on the wall without a holder or frame. The illustrations have a vintage style with flowers in vibrant shades of red, orange and green.
These cards are perfect to congratulate, thank, cheer someone up or wish them well. They can also be placed nicely in the living room. The cards are produced by an FSC-certified printing company in the Netherlands, which guarantees sustainability.
The cards are available in standard size A6, both separately and with a matching envelope made of ecological paper. They are sold per 10 pieces, with a recommended retail price between 2.20 and 2.50 euros per piece.
| Width | 10.5 cm |
| Height | 14.8 cm |
| Material | FSC Paper, Recycled Paper, Paper |
| Color | Red, Green, Orange |
| Values | Organic, Recycled Materials |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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WE LOVE GREEN Our photos and illustrations are printed exclusively on sustainable paper by a printing company in the Netherlands and with our ecological flower seeds for wild flowers you can help the bees! Sustainable entrepreneurship is our priority! We sell ecofriendly postcards, flower seed for wild or edible flowers, you can shop ecofriendly products with us! We use paper made from recycled agricultural waste, FSC certified or linen pressing with an eco label for our cards and art prints. The products are sometimes made by smaller entrepreneurs or designers, such as our beech wood holders. We love local and sustainable entrepreneurship. Are you also starting sustainable entrepreneurship?