Acacia - Language of Flowers Greeting Card by Ciarra Claire
Acacia - Language of Flowers Greeting Card by Ciarra Claire
Floral filled stationery inspired by the Victorian “Language of Flowers,” or Flora Symbolica. In a world where relationships revolved around etiquette and rules, the Victorians created a coded way of communicating through flowers. This allowed people to express themselves, to fall in love and even exact revenge. This line is directly inspired by the original flower meanings found in the floral “dictionaries” of the mid 1800s.
"Acacia. Flora Symbolica: Friendship.” Folded greeting card with blank inside to write a personal message.
Details:
- A2 (4.25x5.5) 110 lb Cotton, Tree-Free Folded Card | Metallic Satin Gold Foil and Green & Yellow Letterpress Ink
- * Green Eco-Friendly Hemp Envelope | Recycled Content | Metallic Satin Gold Foil Logo on Flap * Each card is blank inside
- * Each card comes in a clear sleeve made from plant-based polylactic acid (PLA) and is certified compostable.
- * Printed in Petoskey, Michigan
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Key Notes
Key Notes
Dimensions: 4.6 x 5.8 x 0.1 in (11.7 x 14.7 x 0.3 cm)
Notes From the Curator
Notes From the Curator
About the Maker
Ciarra is a talented calligrapher and illustrator with a penchant for natural colors and textures. She is experienced in working with fine materials and various printing methods to bring memorable stationery to life. Ciarra loves collaboration and enjoys working closely with wedding vendors and designers to ensure a stress-free, cohesive wedding details from start to finish. Ciarra lives in Petoskey, Michigan with her supportive husband and sweet farm collie, Atlas. She truly enjoys getting to know each couple she works with and feels tremendously grateful to create art for projects as meaningful as weddings.