tucán y limón
5.0
No minimum
Blue Tit | postcard
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This beautiful card postal watch has a beautiful illustration of a small bird singer in plumage bleu and jaune. The illustration is painted in the main style, giving it a unique example. The card is four, you can easily and write your message personnel. This card is parfaite for envoyer de doux vœux en toute occasion.
The illustration is in great detail and can be seen in a beautiful little bird's eye. The colors are vibrant and create a joyful atmosphere. This postal card is a joli cadeau or a beautiful form of surprise.
The illustration is in great detail and can be seen in a beautiful little bird's eye. The colors are vibrant and create a joyful atmosphere. This postal card is a joli cadeau or a beautiful form of surprise.
| Made in | Germany |
| Brand location | Germany |
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tucán y limón
5.0
No minimum
tucán y limón stands for nature-loving paper products that cheer up your everyday life, give you joy and also make a small contribution to a better world. The motifs are illustrated by hand with lots of love and watercolors and printed on high-quality recycled paper. To me, the toucan and the lime represent the beauty of flora and fauna in nature. Inspired by the graceful geometries, the paper products bring a piece of wilderness into your home. The creative mind behind tucán y limón is me, Christina Cabrales. My Colombian roots have drawn me to the tropics for as long as I can remember. For me, El tucán y el limón - the toucan and the lime - symbolize precisely this longing for tropical inspiration.
