Violet Auricula Greetings Cards | Cream Background | Packs of 10/20/50
A high quality greetings card printed on Mohawk fine art paper of a violet Auricula in a terracotta pot, on a cream background.
Violet Auricula Card On Museum-Quality Cardstock
Our bring Violet Auricula greetings card the Violet Auricula to life on the cover of every card, with vivid, richly detailed artwork suited to any occasion, whether that's a birthday, Christmas, a thank you, a get well soon, or simply to say hello. Each card is printed on premium 324gsm Mohawk cardstock using giclée printing, which reproduces the fine detail, natural colouring and texture of the Violet Auricula's plumage and features with exceptional clarity.
This museum-quality, acid-free card is designed to last. The risk of fading is drastically reduced compared with most greetings cards, making it a keepsake worth keeping rather than discarding after the occasion has passed.
These versatile 4in x 6in (102mm x 152mm) cards have a blank interior, so you can personalise your message for any event throughout the year. Every Violet Auricula greetings card comes with a brown craft envelope, adding a rustic charm and a more environmentally friendly alternative to standard white envelopes.
Available in packs of 10, 20 or 50 to suit your needs.
*Please note that the lower-resolution images shown on our website are for illustrative purposes only. The Violet Auricula Greetings Cards themselves are produced using high-resolution imagery for a crisp, clear finish.
Discover the full range of Violet Auricula greetings cards and bring a piece of fine art into everyday correspondence.
Violet Auricula Card Dimensions & Properties
- Size: 4in x 6in (102mm x 152mm).
- Card: 324gsm Mohawk fine art card stock featuring a design on the front cover.
- Interior: Blank, so you can personalise and send the card for any occasion.
- Envelopes: Brown craft envelopes.
- Quantity: Available in packs of 10, 20 or 50 greetings cards.
About The Violet Auricula
The Violet Auricula (Primula auricula) is shown here in its terracotta pot, three trusses of deep violet, white-edged blooms with orange-yellow eyes rising above a rosette of thick, blue-green leaves. Auriculas were once among the most prized “florists’ flowers” in European horticulture, grown competitively and displayed on tiered “auricula theatres” to show off their neat, symmetrical form. Its artist and date are unrecorded.
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