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GREETING CARD GREETING CARD
GREETING CARD "HELLO"
CHF 7.00

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– A6 size (folded)
– Blank inside for your message
– Printed in full colour on fine Italian paper, 300gsm, with a softly hammered texture
– Matching off-white envelope with lined interior
– Made in the UK
– FSC® certified, recyclable, sustainably sourced, and chlorine-free

GREETING CARD GREETING CARD
GREETING CARD "LOVE"
CHF 7.00

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Details
– A6 size (folded)
– Blank inside for your message
– Printed in full colour on fine Italian paper, 300gsm, with a softly hammered texture
– Matching off-white envelope with lined interior
– Made in the UK
– FSC® certified, recyclable, sustainably sourced, and chlorine-free

These cards exist because writing to someone by hand is one of the most beautiful thing you can do. And it deserves something matching.

FSC certified paper, printed in the United Kingdom, designed in Zurich. Because the art of writing should never die.

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JOURNAL
THE ETIQUETTE OF THANK-YOU CARDS
THE ETIQUETTE OF THANK-YOU CARDS

Gratitude transformed into tangible keepsakes; the etiquette of thank-you cards.

When the 13-year-old Ewart sent a thank-you note to his older sister, Miss Lydia Davies, in 1903, he expected it to arrive back home in Swansea, Wales, by the end of summer. The card could, of course, get lost on its trip across Wales, and his sister would not receive a tangible keepsake of his gratitude. She had recently sent him a missing item while he was vacationing in Fishguard. What he did not expect, however, was for his card to arrive at its designated address, 11 Cradock Street, in August 2024, over a century later. It is not clear how the card ended up circulating into the postal service system, but its delivery resulted in the reunification of the siblings’ descendants.

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THE DOS & DON’TS OF WRITING CARDS
THE DOS & DON’TS OF WRITING CARDS

Writing a card is a form of social art.

Handwritten messages gave hope and courage to immigrants, soldiers, and prisoners. Love was expressed through written words on paper, kept and cherished for decades. And when an important milestone was reached, congratulations cards were sent to show support and care.

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POSTCARDS: RESURFACING AN OLD TRADITION
POSTCARDS: RESURFACING AN OLD TRADITION

Could the habit of sending postcards bring tactility and analogue ritualism into our environments?

Corresponding has never been easier than today. The digital evolution has shaped the way we communicate with one another. E-mails, chats, and texts are instantaneous, allowing written back-and-forth conversations in a matter of seconds. With traditional, analogue means of correspondence, a short conversation would require weeks, if not months to complete.

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