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Furry Friends: Highland Cow greeting card
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A Whole Lot of Hairiness in Every Envelope
Featuring a hand-illustrated Highland Cow with its unmistakable shaggy coat, this card brings a sense of cuteness, warmth and gentle personality to any occasion.
Printed locally in Melbourne on premium 100% post-consumer recycled Australian cardstock, this greeting card feels deeply thoughtful to give and is ideal for birthdays, thank-yous, sympathy messages, animal lovers, and art appreciators alike.
It also frames beautifully as a stunning mini artwork.
You can choose with or without a protective cello bag — at no extra cost.
Features
• Hand-illustrated portrait of a Highland Cow
• Printed on 100% post-consumer recycled Australian paper stock
• Optional cello bag included (no extra cost)
• Blank inside for your personal message
• Includes natural kraft envelope
• Designed & printed in Melbourne, Australia
• Size: 140mm x 140mm
Perfect for: gifting, snail mail lovers, animal fans, birthdays, thank you cards, sympathy notes, and thoughtful everyday messages.
About Our Cards…
Popcorn Blue is dedicated to creating meaningful, sustainable stationery inspired by wildlife. Every card is designed and printed locally on Australian-made post-consumer recycled paper.
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