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HEY DAY / M Greeting Card
JPY 495 (incl. tax)
“Heyday” means a time of full bloom or flourishing. These vivid cards feature colorful flowers and lively arrangements of succulents across the front.
Like little fireworks, lantana flowers continue blooming and changing color over a long season. In Japanese they are also called shichihenge, or “seven transformations.” In the language of flowers, they suggest steadiness, thoughtful planning and cooperation.
Fragrant mandarin blossoms symbolize loveliness and purity in the language of flowers, qualities reflected in their appearance.
Easy to grow and lovely as interior accents, these succulents are pictured gathered together in a bouquet-like planting.
A lovely choice when you want to send a cheerful message.
Choose M for a longer message or S when you would like to add just a few words.
Contents: 1 envelope and 1 card
Envelope dimensions: M / 140 × 140 mm
Card dimensions: M / 135 × 135 mm
Can be sent by non-standard-size mail within Japan
Made in Japan
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Greeting cards full of flowers in bloom
“Heyday” means a time of full bloom or flourishing. These vivid greeting cards depict colorful flowers and lively arrangements of succulents.
A lovely choice when you want to send a cheerful message.
Choose M for a longer message or S when you would like to add just a few words.
The illustration continues onto the back, with vivid flowers coming into view as the card is drawn from its plain white envelope.
Like little fireworks, lantana flowers continue blooming and changing color over a long season. In Japanese they are also called shichihenge, or “seven transformations.”
In the language of flowers, they suggest steadiness, thoughtful planning and cooperation.
Mandarin Orange
Fragrant mandarin blossoms symbolize loveliness and purity in the language of flowers, qualities reflected in their appearance.
Succulents
Easy to grow and lovely as interior accents, these succulents are pictured gathered together in a bouquet-like planting.
sotlight
sotlight is an illustration brand by Hazuki Koike.
Working mainly with paper and textiles, she draws with the hope of bringing a gentle light to everyday life.
Her work is made to be enjoyed by looking and touching, whether you love paper and textiles or are choosing something to share your feelings with someone.
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