Greetings Cards
Cards are 7 x 5 Inches, blank inside and printed on 300gsm Board
Koala Bears - Card
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Koalas are very snoozy. They sleep 20 hours per day! Blame it on the eucalypt diet. It has limited nutritional and caloric content. In the...
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Little Owl - Card
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In Aesop’s fable, ‘The Owl and the Birds’, the birds ignore the wise owl’s words at their peril. Later, when events came to pass of...
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Tiger in the Jungle - Card
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Tiger Tiger Burning Bright is the first line form William Blakes famous Poem 'The Tyger', published in 1794. Blake explores the duality between aesthetic beauty and primal ferocity. Blake philosophy...
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Chicken - Card
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The Little Red Hen is an old folk tale, most likely of Russian origin, she finds some grains of wheat, she asks for help from the...
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Bluetit - Card
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At the dawn of the 20th century milk was delivered to British doorstops in open bottles. Two birds learnt how to siphon the cream at...
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Seagull - Card
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In Welsh Mythology Dylan the sea god lives under the waters of Cardigan Bay. He envies an old man with three daughters. He calls up...
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Ginger Tom - Card
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In Turkish and Arabic traditions, cats have six lives. This contrasts with seven lives in Italy, Germany, Greece and Brazil. In most other countries the...
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Cat and Mouse - Card
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Belling the Cat is a fable attributed to Aesop. A group of mice debate plans to neutralise the threat of a marauding cat. One of...
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Dachshund - Card
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A study presented at the 2012 annual meeting of the British Psychological Society found that dog breeds reflect certain facets of their owners’ personalities. If...
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Whales -Card
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The sea slug might have not been the fastest of animals, but he was pretty canny, and before the race he arranged his sea slug...
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Bird of Paradise - Card
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It is said the first Europeans to see the birds believed they were magical creatures from heaven. Having travelled half way around the world on...
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Pig - Card
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In Aesop’s Fable, the Pig the Sheep and the Goat, the message is not to compare another’s troubles to your own. A sheep and a...
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Bear in the Snow - Card
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The constellations of Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, are named for their supposed resemblance to bears (great and little bear). Ursa Major has been associated...
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Cat in the Snow - Card
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Jólakötturinn, or the Yule cat, is from Icelandic folklore. The threat of being eaten by the Yule cat was used by farmers to hurry their...
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Alpaca - Card
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The South American Incas were famous for their remarkable use of gold. Not only did they make jewellery and elaborate head dresses out of this precious metal,...
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Fox in a Meadow - Card
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In Aesop’s fable, ‘The Fox and the Crow’, illustrates how one ought to be wary of false flattery. A crow has a piece of cheese...
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Monkey - Card
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Monkeys are performing magic in China! During the neck and neck run up to the 2016 US election, the winning candidate was selected by a...
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Rooster with Flowers - Card
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Has anyone ever stopped to think where roosters and hens actually come from? Well, it turns out that these domesticated fowl are actually related to...
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Hopping Bunny - Card
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Rabbits have long been considered symbols of fertility or rebirth, often associated with Spring, the season of new beginnings. They are also a notable motif...
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Panda - Card
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It's tough being a panda. Pandas eat bamboo and because it is low in nutrition, they have to eat a lot of it and spend...
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Pink Hare - Card
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Why are hares associated with the moon? Hares are fundamentally nocturnal. Nighttime was once a very dangerous place and the moon was once believed to...
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Cat Licking It's Paw - Card
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It is commonly believed that cats were domesticated in ancient Egypt, but there is evidence to suggest that they were actually domesticated much earlier during...
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Hart - Card
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In Norse and Anglo Saxon mythology the stag has connections with kingship. In the Anglo Saxon epic, Beowulf, the Heorot (Mead Hall) is described as,...
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Polar Bear Swimming - Card
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The actual scientific name for the polar bear is Ursa Maritimus, which in Latin translates as Sea Bear. This title’s very appropriate considering the sea...
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Dodo - Card
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Accounts of the Dodo suggest they were relatively fearless of man: after all, they had never experienced them before, and many would have inquisitively walked...
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Turquoise Squirrel - Card
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Early christian religion portrays the squirrel as stoical. An early manuscript features an image of a squirrel using its tail for shelter in a rainstorm....
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Stag Beetle - Card
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With names like, ‘thunder spreader ‘and ‘fire spreader’, the stag beetle is associated with the darker aspects of culture. According to British folklore, Stag Beetles...
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Hare with Flowers - Card
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Why are hares associated with the moon? Hares are fundamentally nocturnal. Nighttime was once a very dangerous place and the moon was once believed to...
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Blue Hare - Card
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Why are hares associated with the moon? Hares are fundamentally nocturnal. Nighttime was once a very dangerous place and the moon was once believed to...
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Dolphin - Card
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Dolphins are common in greek mythology, and many coins from ancient Greece have been found which feature a man, a boy or a deity riding...
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Fox in the Snow - Card
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The Thought Fox by Ted Hughes is considered one of his finest early works. It’s set at midnight when the poet looks out of a...
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Racing Turtle - Card
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The world turtle in hindu mythology is a giant turtle that supports the world. It is known as Akupāra. It is not alone with this...
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Bunny - Card
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In the Jataka tales a monkey, an otter, a jackal, and a rabbit dedicate themselves to a day of charity during the full moon. Meeting...
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Stag in the Snow - Card
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'The Night Before Christmas' was written in 1822 by Clement C Moore for his children. It was the first record of reindeer pulling Santa’s slay....
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Pelican - Card
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The pelican is associated in Ancient Egypt to the afterlife. It was believed to be a protective symbol. The pelican is referred to in the...
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Meerkats - Card
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Watercolour painting of Meerkats by Daniel Mackie. Printed on high quality 330gsm card. Cards are 7 x 5 inches. Cards are blank inside so can be...
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The Tortoise and the Hare- Card
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“The Tortoise and the Hare” is one of Aesop’s Fables. It is an account of a race between unequal partners and has conflicting interpretations. A...
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Leaping Reindeer - Card
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“The Night Before Christmas” was written in 1822 by Clement C Moore for his children. It was the first record of reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh....
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Swan - Card
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In Norse mythology, there are two swans that drink from the sacred Well of Urd in the realm of Asgard, home of the gods. The...
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Rooster Running - Card
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In greek mythology, Ares instructs Alectryon to guard the door while he has an illicit affair with Aphrodite. Alectryon falls asleep and Helios, the sun...
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Two Cranes - Card
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In Asia the crane is a symbol of happiness and eternal youth. In Japan, the crane is one of the mystical or holy creatures. (others...
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Robins repeat pattern - Card
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How did the robin acquire its red breast? In Christian tradition, it is thought that a robin tried to remove the crown of thorns from...
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baby Owl - Card
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So when and how did the owl become wise? Athena. The Greek Goddess of Wisdom is responsible. The greek goddess took the little owl and...
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Tiger asleep on a pile of Cushions - Card
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Why are things that are so deadly so beautiful? This is one of the questions at the heart of William Blakes famous poem, ‘The Tyger’,...
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Duck in a Pond - Card
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Cards are blank inside so can be used for any purpose, such as Thank-you cards, Birthdays or Christmas. Cards are packed with envelopes and are...
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Hopping Hare - Card
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Why are hares associated with the moon? Hares are fundamentally nocturnal. Nighttime was once a very dangerous place and the moon was once believed to...
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Owl from the Wild Wood - Card
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Wisdom is The ability to discern or judge what is true and right. It is to act using knowledge and insight. Athena is the greek...
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Hummingbird - Card
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Huītzilōpōchtli is the Aztec God of the sun and war. The name translates as Left-Handed Hummingbird. In the Aztec mythology Huītzilōpōchtli defends his Mother from...
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