Dreaming of Winter Seasonal Postcard
Embrace the warmth of winter with this heartwarming card, featuring two snuggling polar bears surrounded by a wreath of delicate winter florals. Did you know that paper narcissus and holly are the birth flowers for the month of December? This illustration is perfect for spreading holiday cheer and captures a serene moment of peace and togetherness amidst the snowy season.
Each 4x6-inch card includes an envelope making it ready for gifting or mailing. A blank back makes it ideal for sending a thoughtful message to friends or family. Whether sent as a holiday greeting or displayed as a mini art piece, this card is sure to bring a touch of cozy magic to the season.
Embrace the warmth of winter with this heartwarming card, featuring two snuggling polar bears surrounded by a wreath of delicate winter florals. Did you know that paper narcissus and holly are the birth flowers for the month of December? This illustration is perfect for spreading holiday cheer and captures a serene moment of peace and togetherness amidst the snowy season.
Each 4x6-inch card includes an envelope making it ready for gifting or mailing. A blank back makes it ideal for sending a thoughtful message to friends or family. Whether sent as a holiday greeting or displayed as a mini art piece, this card is sure to bring a touch of cozy magic to the season.
Embrace the warmth of winter with this heartwarming card, featuring two snuggling polar bears surrounded by a wreath of delicate winter florals. Did you know that paper narcissus and holly are the birth flowers for the month of December? This illustration is perfect for spreading holiday cheer and captures a serene moment of peace and togetherness amidst the snowy season.
Each 4x6-inch card includes an envelope making it ready for gifting or mailing. A blank back makes it ideal for sending a thoughtful message to friends or family. Whether sent as a holiday greeting or displayed as a mini art piece, this card is sure to bring a touch of cozy magic to the season.
